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Jerome Kaliner
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN DRAGON
This certifies that
Having crossed the 180th Meridian on 24 June 1946 during OPERATION CROSSROADS in the USS Panamint and having been initiated into The Silent Mysteries of the Far East and the Oriental Mysteries of the Honorable Ancestors of the GOLDEN DRAGON, is and will be recognized as:
A trusty DRAGON BACK
Yang Yin, August Scribe
By order of the GOLDEN DRAGON, Ruler of the 180th Meridian
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lining up the irish carbombs (guiness w/a shot of baileys) at atomic billiards for pari's farewell...
Argonne materials scientist Joe Libera operates the Atomic Layer Deposition - Powder Coating Reactor, which is capable of manufacturing up to 100 grams of catalyst per deposition using atomic layer deposition techniques.
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Skin: Atomic - Audri * Hair: DBS - Sweeney
Dress: Evie's Closet - Amarie's Bower
Earrings: Donna Flora - Violetta
Ring: Deco - Green Glass Ring
Pose: My Own
Make & Model: 1953 GM TDM-5108
Operator: Atomic Energy Commission
Headquarters: Washington DC
Location: CREHST Museum (Richland WA)
Notes: The coach with the bumper stickers is owned by the CREHST Museum, the other coach is on loan from the owner. The curbside mirror located behind the door was a custom option.
On August 6th 1945, the building was severely damaged and burnt by the first atomic bomb ever used in war. The Atomic Bomb Dome is a symbol of Hiroshima and an appeal for world peace.
Fishing tug, that is. Frankfort, Michigan Harbor, 1960s. That's a Corps of Engineers dredging barge immediately behind. Across the harbor the train cars are lining up to go on the car ferry.
Scanned slide taken on an Argus C3.
'Atomic Bloom' paper pieced block. Soon to be a pattern!
This quilt finishes at 16" x 16"
Read more about this design and quilt on my blog:
Daily #Art - Day 06-02-19
(2019) Atomic Blast
This is a tribute art of Godzilla: King of Monsters (2019), created while binge watching HBO's Chernobyl (2019).
The blue atomic blast shooting toward the sky from the official movie poster of the new Godzilla movie, reminded me of the blue beam emitted from the explosion of Chernobyl disaster.
Indeed the terror of radiation and misinformation are much much worse than any disaster, simply because those can be invisible yet lethal, quiet but deadly .
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National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
The 280MM Atomic Cannon was the largest nuclear capable mobile artillery piece manufactured by the United States. On May 25, 1953, a 280mm cannon fired an atomic projectile a distance of 7 miles at the Nevada Test Site. Twenty 280mm cannons were manufactured.
Length: 84 ft.
Weight: 86 tons
Range: 15-19 miles
Warhead: Conventional or nuclear W-9, W-19
Stockpile Entry: 1953
Stockpile Retirement: 1963
in Pittsburgh, 9/2/08
a small town near the falling water house, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
I'm pretty sure this is brandonwings87 at atomicsaloonshow from when I was there last year.
Sorting through this set was hard because it was the first time I was photographing with my E-M1 Mark III body and I quickly realized I needed to slow it down so I wouldn't have too many photos to sort through.
Description: Police photograph of Physicist Klaus Fuchs. In 1933 Fuchs fled Germany for Britain. During the War he worked on the Manhattan Project in the United States to build the Atomic Bomb and later worked on British nuclear projects. In 1950 he admitted spying for the Russians since 1942 and passing on details of British and American nuclear technology.
Date: c.1940
Our Catalogue Reference: KV 2/1245
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