Oppenheimer and others underestimated fallout of the Trinity nuclear test, new study finds

Using state-of-the-art modeling software and recently uncovered historical weather data, the study’s authors say that radioactive fallout from the Trinity test reached 46 states, Canada and Mexico within 10 days of detonation.

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