Fat Man And Little Boy Movie

Was J. Robert Oppenheimer, builder of the world's first atomic bomb, the tortured, morally divided soul depicted in Roland Joffe's new film "Fat Man and Little Boy"? Or was he a man intently focused on succeeding, having made peace with his role at the helm of the top-secret $2-billion Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, N.M.?

Was J. Robert Oppenheimer, builder of the world's first atomic bomb, the tortured, morally divided soul depicted in Roland Joffe's new film "Fat Man and Little Boy"? Or was he a man intently focused on succeeding, having made peace with his role at the helm of the top-secret $2-billion Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, N.M.?

Researchers from Caltech, UC Santa Barbara and MIT will share the 2004 Nobel Prize in physics for their studies of the "strong force," the powerful and mysterious energy that holds the nuclei of atoms together even as the electrical charges on protons try to blow them apart. The Nobel Foundation said Tuesday that the award would go to H. David Politzer, 55, of Caltech; David J.