Did you know that the humble refridgerator, in a roundabout way, enabled the development of the first atom bomb? (From 2017)
that work on nuclear weapons enabled the development of the first electronic computers. But it’s no less true that the humble refrigerator, in a roundabout way, enabled the development of the first atom bomb.
Szilard, a stocky man of 28, had first impressed Einstein six years earlier by proving him wrong on a certain scientific point. Szilard also had a knack for turning esoteric ideas into useful gadgets. In later years he became a sort of Thomas Alva Edison of high-energy physics, sketching out the first electron microscope and particle accelerator; he and Einstein had bonded in part over their love of such mechanical devices.
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