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.
Even after receiving Otto Hahn's letter, the Curie couple did not abandon their experiments. They continued to investigate and published an article in a scientific journal. There, they revealed that by bombarding the nucleus of uranium, they had discovered a new element called 'lanthanum.' Scientist Otto Hahn decided to test it himself. He entered the laboratory to verify what they had claimed.
After three weeks, he emerged from the laboratory. The Curie couple's experiments had indeed been flawed, and he rectified their mistakes. Hence, it is said that scientist Otto Hahn was the first to successfully split the nucleus of uranium. This marks the fifth step on the path to creating the atomic bomb.
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.
