Nazis and the bomb: nuclear archaeology finds Werner Heisenberg mistook how close he was

Scientists have discovered that Werner Heisenberg, a Nobel laureate, may have underestimated his team's ability to build a nuclear weapon by 1945. This finding suggests that the Nazis were not as close to developing an atomic bomb as previously thought. The implications of this discovery are significant, as it may have altered the course of World War II.

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