This summer, L.L. Bean wants to help you feel great out there with

dear tips and advice for heading outdoors and exploring all the

possibilities of the season. Here's a game-changing tip for the beach. Bring a fitted sheet. As nice as a nap in the sun is, the

sheet isn't for making up the bed. It's a smart way to keep sand off your beach towels,

since the corners of a fitted sheet naturally lit. way to keep sand off your beach towels.

Since the corners of a fitted sheet naturally lift,

all you need to do is add weighted objects to each corner

and you'll have a nifty pocket of space

you can hang out in, sand free.

For more fun ideas, easy how-toes, and inspiring stories,

visit L.L. Bean.com.

Guide.

On December 21st, 1938, German scientists Otto Han and Fritz Strassman became the first

people to successfully split or fission a uranium atom.

This groundbreaking experiment sent shock waves throughout the scientific community.

It quickly led to concerns among the US and European allies

that Nazi Germany might be on the verge of creating atomic weaponry.

In response to this looming threat, Albert Einstein, prompted by colleagues, sent a cautionary

letter to President Franklin Roosevelt on August 2nd, 1939, suggesting that the Nazis could be in the process of creating a formidable new weapon, unlike any other.

Roosevelt quickly set up the advisory committee on Uranium, and then in 1941,

several British scientists persuaded Roosevelt to embark on an atomic weapons

program in the US, hoping to beat Nazi Germany

...