The brilliant physicist Robert Oppenheimer was completely uninterested in politics. According to him, he voted for the first time in his life only in 1936. Completely immersed in science, he often amazed friends and colleagues with his oddities. The typical eccentric scientist did not expect politics to come into his life after science. Oppenheimer's research was in theoretical astrophysics, closely related to general relativity and atomic nucleus theory, nuclear physics. This led the talented physicist to the Manhattan Project, which was developing nuclear weapons... Read about how the life of the "father of the atomic bomb" turned out and how the new weapon changed the life of a scientist in the new biography of Robert Oppenheimer.