The atomic bomb was the beginning of a new frontier because of its incorporations of new scientific principles, the devastating effects these principles caused when they were applied and the profound change in life this technology incited. For all of human kinds existence it has with great determination pushed the envelope of knowledge further and further. One step at a time it has learned, thrived and survived. In order to survive there often comes times when an offense is the best defense, when a sacrifice is required and when fire must be fought with fire. Remember those who once were enemies as friends who died so we may now live, so that we may now continue to learn, so that others have the opportunities that we hold so dear. Remember those of Hiroshima and Nagaskai for in extinguishing their flame America protected its forests of individuality, its entrusted lives, it's future.

When the principles were applied, and the technology developed the awe inspiring and at the same time horribleness of what had occurred truly became apparent and marked nuclear weaponry as a dangerous new frontier to be tread upon with the utmost caution and to be guarded with the greatest of care. The damage of an atomic blast is devastating to everything it reaches. A nuclear explosion harms a human body in four distinct ways: burns resulting from the intense heat rays and fires, broken bones and lacerations resulting from the atomic blast, damage to the external and internal body from acute radiation poisoning and damage to the external and internal body due to the after effects of radiation.

Germany over who would develop nuclear arms first. President Truman himself knew that whoever invented a working nuclear bomb first would dominate the Second World War. This very logic led the American wartime leader into forming the Manhattan Project and in doing so shaping the outcome of the war and societies of the future. Nuclear weaponry, specifically the atomic bomb was a new frontier because it incorporated scientific principles that never before had been used, the effects when these principles were applied and the profound change in life this new frontier of technology caused were astounding.

From the moment the first Atomic Bomb was dropped on the city Hiroshima the course of history was forever changed. For better or worse the world now had to deal with weapons of such mass destruction that even the most severe of counter measures were useless. In developing a weapon that has the potential to destroy the world the United States opened itself up to a competition that would span decades. The Soviet Union would soon develop its own nuclear arsenal and the following years would be dubbed the "cold war". During this time the two super powers would battle not over territory or commerce but over the greatest power of all, information. The two nations, struggling for the smallest of advantages nearly destroyed the world. The Cuban Missile Scare of 1962 nearly brought the United States and the Soviet Union to all out war, a war that would have had devastating repercussions for both sides and would hav

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