Character creator of the atomic bomb fat-man in a world war-2

Richard Phillips Feynman (May 11 1918-15 February 1988) (surname pronounced "Fain-man") is one of the most influential American physicists of the twentieth century, with many extending the theory of quantum electrodynamics. In addition to the inspirational speaker and amateur musician, he helped the development of the atomic bomb and later became a member of the panel that investigated the tragedy of the Space Shuttle Challenger. For his work in the field of quantum electrodynamics, Feynman became one of the 1965 Physics Nobel Prize recipient, along with Julian Seymour Schwinger and Tomonaga Sin-Itiro.

Feynman is also known for her adventures, told in the book Surely You're joking, Mr. Feynman!, What Do You Care What Other People Think? and Tuva Or Bust!. In many ways, Richard Feynman was an eccentric and a free spirit.

He is one of the leaders in the design of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, "fat man" is the nickname of the atomic bomb.

He is also a university lecturer in MIT, ......
a figure of a genius physicist and also witty .....

been debated in the preparation of study guides in brazil when the help of government departments of education, ...
time he served as an expert to select books that will be science textbooks used in brazil school students, but he received many good books hardback book but it is empty or has not been printed, he also firmly rejected the bribery of the book publishing companies .. ......... thanks to the little service he was, now the development of science in Brazil is advancing .........

Richard P. Physicist Feynman was a man who was one level below the Einstein .......
leaders who took part in creating the Atomic bomb in WW II, but actually he is very sorry for the results of his thinking to the creation of "FAT MAN" is, ... because of its use for human extermination .....

in his biography describes the results of his thinking on science and is only for peaceful purposes beneficial to the people .....

tribute and salute for him ...............
NUCLEAR is the science for the benefit of human