Scientist J Robert Oppenheimer, whose twentieth-century fame has turned to cinematic acclaim with Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, could very well be described as one of the first proponents who pioneered the study of black holes.

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Christopher Nolan's latest film, a Cillian Murphy-starrer biopic called Oppenheimer, has taken the box office by storm, even holdings its own against Greta Gerwig's Barbie.

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Christopher Nolan goes back in time to narrate the story of a man tasked with making the atomic bomb. Actor Cillian Murphy plays J Robert Oppenheimer who was given the monumental task to make the atomic bomb a reality.

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In the early morning of July 16, 1945, J Robert Oppenheimer, a physicist, and director of the Manhattan Project, watched as the world's first nuclear bomb exploded in the New Mexico desert.

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