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In [[1934]], Oppenheimer's studies of Megatron allowed him to develop a magnetic blaster-weapon that would scramble the brain circuits of any Cybertronian lifeform. It was successfully road-tested in Sowers, Texas, by [[Roy Thompson]] and [[Margaret Simmons]]. {{storylink|Together}} | In [[1934]], Oppenheimer's studies of Megatron allowed him to develop a magnetic blaster-weapon that would scramble the brain circuits of any Cybertronian lifeform. It was successfully road-tested in Sowers, Texas, by [[Roy Thompson]] and [[Margaret Simmons]]. {{storylink|Together}} | ||
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Julius Robert Oppenheimer was a key member of the team that helped reverse engineer N.B.E.-1 and apply what was learned to further American scientific progress.
Fiction
IDW Transformers movie comics
In 1934, Oppenheimer's studies of Megatron allowed him to develop a magnetic blaster-weapon that would scramble the brain circuits of any Cybertronian lifeform. It was successfully road-tested in Sowers, Texas, by Roy Thompson and Margaret Simmons. Together
In 2003, portraits of Oppenheimer and other important people who worked with N.B.E.-1's technology adorned the walls of a Sector Seven headquarters in Richmond, Virginia. Movie Prequel #3
External links
- J. Robert Oppenheimer at Wikipedia
