本文探讨了日食的魅力，并将其与核能和美国外交政策联系起来。 Article examines solar eclipse fascination, linking it to nuclear power and U.S. foreign policy.
本文探讨了日食的魅力及其与现代社会黑暗和死亡的隐喻联系，特别是与美国外交政策和白人男性科学家在核电发展中的作用的关系。 This article explores the fascination with the solar eclipse and its metaphorical connection to the darkness and death in modern society, particularly in relation to U.S. foreign policy and the role of white male scientists in nuclear power development. 作者批评了日食的耸人听闻以及将其与原子弹的颂扬相提并论的行为，质疑为什么像奥本海默这样的人物继续受到关注，而忽视了核武器造成的破坏。 The author critiques the sensationalization of the solar eclipse and its parallels to the glorification of the atomic bomb, questioning why figures like Oppenheimer continue to receive attention while neglecting the devastation caused by nuclear weapons. 文章提出需要批判性地审视这些问题及其对政治和记忆的影响。 The article suggests the need for critical examination of these issues and their impact on politics and memory.