New Oppenheimer film drives up crowds at site of first nuclear test explosion

The Trinity atomic test site is set for large crowds on its next open house due to the movie "Oppenheimer."
The Trinity bomb, developed via the Manhattan Project led by J. Robert Oppenheimer, was detonated in 1945.
Witnesses described the test explosion as both beautiful and terrifying.
Less than a month after Trinity, the US dropped atomic bombs on Japan, leading to the end of WWII.
Interest in Oppenheimer's life story has surged thanks to the recent biopic about the physicist.