面對這個未知的科學問題，費米教授在距離爆炸地點大約16公里外的基地營，

面對這個未知的科學問題，費米教授在距離爆炸地點大約16公里外的基地營，觀測原子彈的試爆過程時，他隨手撕碎一些紙片。在原子彈爆炸40秒後，從大約離地1.8公尺高的位置，灑下事先準備好的紙片。原子彈爆炸威力產生的強風，把紙片吹到距離紙片灑下位置，大約2.5公尺遠的距離。

結果 (英文) 1:

Faced with this unknown scientific questions, Professor Fermi at the base camp from the site of the explosion about 16 kilometers away, while observing the process of atomic bomb explosions, he readily tear up some of the pieces of paper. After the atomic bomb 40 seconds, from about 1.8 meters high from the ground position, shed a prepared paper. The power of the atomic bomb produced strong winds, blowing from paper to paper shed position, about 2.5 meters distance.

結果 (英文) 2:

Faced with this unknown scientific problem, Professor Fermi, at the base camp about 16 kilometers from the blast site, tore up some pieces of paper as he observed the test explosion of the atomic bomb. Forty seconds after the atomic bomb exploded, a pre-prepared piece of paper was spilled from a position about 1.8 meters above the ground. The strong winds generated by the atomic bomb blast blew the piece of paper to a distance of about 2.5 meters from the point where it was spilled.

結果 (英文) 3:

In the face of this unknown scientific problem, Professor Fermi was at the base camp about 16 kilometers away from the explosion site. When observing the explosion test process of the atomic bomb, he tore up some pieces of paper at will. 40 seconds after the atomic bomb exploded, he sprinkled the prepared pieces of paper from the position about 1.8 meters above the ground. The strong wind generated by the explosion power of the atomic bomb blew the paper to the position where the paper was sprinkled, About 2.5 meters away.