Oppenheimer family

The Oppenheimer family is best known for J. Robert Oppenheimer, a prominent physicist who led the Manhattan Project during World War II, developing the first atomic bombs. The family has German-Jewish roots and has included several academically accomplished members. J. Robert's life has been studied for his scientific achievements and complex moral questions about nuclear weapons. The family’s legacy is intertwined with scientific innovation and ethical debates surrounding nuclear technology, highlighting their significant impact on history and science.