Remember the phrase "Atomic Age?"
还记得“原子时代”这种说法吗？
When was the atomic age ushered in?
原子时代是什么时候开始的？
So this is the beginning of the atomic age.
因此这就是原子时代的开始。
You may conceive a new world in the atomic age.
你可以设想出原子时代的新世界。
The old arms-control remedies of the Atomic Age may not work.
原子时代的古老的武器控制方式不再管用。
They provided the weapons and gave birth to the Atomic Age.
他们提供了武器并产生了原子时代。
Japan melted down, but that doesn't mean the end of the atomic age.
日本的核危机并不意味着原子能时代的结束。
It is not too much exaggeration to say that this is the atomic age.
说现在是原子时代并不太夸张。
The atomic age dawned on an unused squash court at the University of Chicago in 1942.
原子时代于1942年在芝加哥大学一个弃置不用的有围墙的网球场开始。
The Atomic Age has caught us in a web of fear. Our lives seem so impermanent and uncertain.
核武时代使我们陷入恐慌，我们的生命几近朝不保夕。
From its birth in the sands of New Mexico, the atomic age they helped create is now sixty-five years old.
他们一手创建的原子时代，从新墨西哥州的沙漠诞生，到现在过去了65年。
Behind the black portent of the new atomic age lies a hope which, seized upon with faith, can work our salvation.
后面的黑色预兆新的原子时代的希望所在，抓住与信仰，我们的救赎工作。
After the detonation of nuclear bombs at the end of world War II, the world moved deeper into the atomic age and the nuclear standoff between the superpowers.
在第二次世界大战末期引爆核弹之后，世界步入原子时代，深深陷入超级大国之间的核对峙之中。
Tomorrow offers new frontiers in science, adventure and ideals: the Atomic Age... the challenge of outer space... and the hope for a peaceful and unified world.
明日拉阔了科学、探索和理想的领域；挑战极限，揭开外太空的奥秘…喝望缔造和平而统一的世界。
The next history weekend is Teaching the Nuclear Age, March 28-29, 2009, at the Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas.
下一个历史周末的主题是核时代的教学，2009年3月28号至29号，在拉斯维加斯的原子试验博物馆举行。
A naturally radioactive carbon isotope with atomic mass 4 and half-life 5,780 years, used in determining the age of ancient organic, geologic, or archaeological specimens.
一种碳的天然放射性同位素，原子量为4，半衰期为5，780年，用于测定古代生物标本，地质标本或考古遗迹的标本的年代。
A naturally radioactive carbon isotope with atomic mass 4 and half-life 5,780 years, used in determining the age of ancient organic, geologic, or archaeological specimens.
一种碳的天然放射性同位素，原子量为4，半衰期为5，780年，用于测定古代生物标本，地质标本或考古遗迹的标本的年代。
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