I wear Oppenheimer's hat.

It's an interesting hat, worn by American physicist Robert J. Oppenheimer. "Oppie" is the man who directed the Manhattan Project and developed the first atomic bomb. This is the hat that Oppenheimer wore at the Trinity nuclear test, on July 16, 1945, in the New Mexico desert. The hat was left behind and recovered by Roy J. Glauber, American physicist, who kept it for many years before passing it on to his doctoral student, Daniel Frank Wells, who took the hat to Australia. Fortunately, after Wells passed away I was able to bring the hat back to America, where I wear it today. It is still very slightly radioactive.

J. Robert Oppenheimer wearing the hat, portrait
J. Robert Oppenheimer, c. 1945
The hat, photographed today
The hat, today
Oppenheimer at the Trinity test site, New Mexico
Trinity Site, New Mexico — July 1945
The hat, second angle
The hat, today
Oppenheimer at ground zero after the Trinity test
Ground Zero, after the test
The interior of the hat
The hat, today
The initials R.J.O. handwritten inside the hat's sweatband
R. J. O.