'The danger never goes away': Christopher Nolan says he didn't intend for Oppenheimer movie to be so timely
The world's first nuclear explosion happened on 16 July 1945, when a plutonium implosion device was tested in New Mexico.
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'The danger never goes away': Christopher Nolan says he didn't intend for Oppenheimer movie to be so timely
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