The Creation of the Delta Symbol (Wednesday, January 25, 2017)

If you are unfamiliar of the delta symbol, it looks like the Bermuda Triangle (If you are unfamiliar of the Bermuda Triangle, you should visit there sometime). The delta symbol originates from the discovery of the atomic bomb, not the Greeks. It was 1923, and Dr. Doctor discovered the atom. If you are unfamiliar with an atom, it's something small that makes up something. While in his lab, Dr. Doctor accidentally stepped on an atom causing a nuclear explosion. The U.S government realized the potential of atoms that day, and they began to research atoms. A year later, the U.S created the Atom Bomb which was to be tested at the Manhattan Project. The bomb was placed on a Delta Airplane flown by Woodrow Wilson and dropped from 50 feet above the ground. The explosion was massive, which caused a huge change in temperature. A year later, a man named George Mathematics created a triangular symbol that represented the change in temperature. He called this symbol, Delta, after the dropping of the atomic bomb. 

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