
Post-apocalyptic Road Trips, End of the World-building, and Interesting Times.
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Most US government-produced imagery about fallout shelters was clean, calm, and collected. Illustrators showed happy, white, suburban families in neat little spaces, doing “normal” activities like reading books, telling stories, and playing...
As part of my work as a Senior Fellow of the The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, I am writing several articles for them, which I am allowed to republish here on Doomsday Machines. You can read the original article here.
Thirteen...
The famous “human shadows” at Hiroshima are so famous that various mythical versions of them now populate the Internet. The realities are grim enough, if not much to look at — a smudge whose human form requires considerable reconstruction....
Some months ago, my brain offered me up this intrusive thought some months ago: “What would be the opposite of the Doomsday Clock?”
The first appearance of the Doomsday Clock, created for the Bulletin by the artist Martyl Langsdorf.
The D...
When most people imagine “nuclear war,” they imagine the push-button “wargasm” that only became possible for the United States to do by the mid-to-late 1950s, and some time later than that by the Soviet Union. From the mid-1940s through the...
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Historian, author, programmer, tenured professor. I'm best known as a historian of nuclear weapons, but I also have a broad interest in the history of science and technology.
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