Biswasghatak, a captivating Bengali novel, masterfully melds the realms of fact and fiction. Within its pages, the story unfolds around a brilliant Manhattan Project scientist who skillfully eludes US intelligence, passing crucial atomic bomb data to the USSR. This intricate narrative is enriched by a compelling love story that adds a delightful touch of fiction. As you immerse yourself in this literary tapestry, you'll unravel the smallest details of the Manhattan Project's enigmatic past—discovering the 'why,' 'how,' and 'where' of these historic events. Listen to this enthralling tale exclusively on Audio Pitara.
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Biswasghatak, a captivating Bengali novel, masterfully melds the realms of fact and fiction. Within its pages, the story unfolds around a brilliant Manhattan Project scientist who skillfully eludes US intelligence, passing crucial atomic bomb data to the USSR. This intricate narrative is enriched by a compelling love story that adds a delightful touch of fiction. As you immerse yourself in this literary tapestry, you'll unravel the smallest details of the Manhattan Project's enigmatic past—discovering the 'why,' 'how,' and 'where' of these historic events. Listen to this enthralling tale exclusively on Audio Pitara.
It's called the 'Pope of Physics,' says the scientist Enrico Fermi from Italy. Through his research, he proved capable of splitting the uranium atom. There, he observed artificial radioactivity occurring and new elements being born. Later, it became evident that he hadn't produced any new elements. This marks the fourth step towards creating the atomic bomb.
At this time, Madame Curie's daughter, Irène Curie, made an appearance on the stage. She claimed to have shattered the nucleus of uranium with electroneutral neutrons in her laboratory. The scientific community did not readily believe her, and Otto Hahn, the father of German science, became deeply agitated. He penned a stern personal letter.
Written by Narayan Sanyal and narrated by Sumanta Gangopadhyay Listen to it only on Audio Pitara."
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বিশ্বাসঘাতক (Biswasghatak)
Biswasghatak, a captivating Bengali novel, masterfully melds the realms of fact and fiction. Within its pages, the story unfolds around a brilliant Manhattan Project scientist who skillfully eludes US intelligence, passing crucial atomic bomb data to the USSR. This intricate narrative is enriched by a compelling love story that adds a delightful touch of fiction. As you immerse yourself in this literary tapestry, you'll unravel the smallest details of the Manhattan Project's enigmatic past—discovering the 'why,' 'how,' and 'where' of these historic events. Listen to this enthralling tale exclusively on Audio Pitara.
