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National Atomic Testing Museum
42. Las Vegas Postcard Featuring the Desert Inn with Mushroom Cloud, 1990s
Donated by Robert Friedrichs, Las Vegas, NV
48. Music CD "Let It Go" Slav Simanic with 1951 Atmospheric Test Cover Art, 2002
Donated by LaTomya Glass, Las Vegas, NV
49. Flyer for Las Vegas Hip Hop Club, "The Bomb"
Donated by Robert Friedrichs, Las Vegas, NV
51. Civil Defense Helmet
Museum Purchase
52. Civil Defense First-Aid Kit
Museum Purchase
53. Booklet "Atomic Test Effects in the Nevada Test Site Region, January 1955"
Donated by Darwin Morgan, Las Vegas, NV
54. Booklet "Survival Under Nuclear Attack" Civil Defense Office, 1950
Museum Purchase
55. Civil Defense Information Cards Distributed by the Clark County Civil Defense Agency, 1955 Donated by William Gray Johnson, Las Vegas, NV
56. Booklet "Civil Defense Instruction Manual," 1958 Donated by Linda Elder, Las Vegas, NV
57. Tin Cans of "Emergency Drinking Water"
Museum Purchase
58. Civil Defense All-Purpose Survival Crackers, 1962
Museum Purchase
59. Spanish Booklet "Durante la Emergencia" Department of Defense, 1968
Museum Purchase
60. Booklet "What You Should Know About Nuclear Preparedness" Federal Emergency Management Agency, 1983
Museum Purchase
61. Civil Defense Emergency Medical Tags
Museum Purchase
62. Booklet "Fallout Protection What To Know and Do About Nuclear Attack" Department of Defense, 1961
Museum Purchase
63. Booklet "Defense Against Radioactive Fallout on the Farm" U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1964 Museum Purchase
64. Civil Defense Armbands
Museum Purchase
Atomic Eggs - 12" x 16.5" Mixed Acrylic on Stretched Canvas (SOLD)
TheAtomicSpaceman.com
Face Book: "The Art of The Atomic Spaceman"
©Copyright CRCO ALL RIGHTS reserved.
All work is the original work of the artist CRCO.
"Robert Atom" AKA "The Atomic Spaceman"
This is a very old Robbiati Atomic label. Although the black paint has all worn away the writing is still clearly legible. This is because the lettering was stamped/embossed into the steel label. Later machines with this same label did not have this embossed lettering.
was asked for some floral spins. this is one of them.
29 yds., 2.9 oz., 82 g
Wool blend, mulberry silk, sparkle, silk flowers, novelty snippets, lace
Thick thin, plied
Bulky to super bulky (avg 4-5 wpi)
Fiber source: Atomic Blue
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
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
"No Man Is an Island (with Atomic Rainbow)," part of art installation by Niki Hastings-McFall in "Islands Beyond Blue," a 2024 exhibition of the Arts of Oceania Gallery, Denver Art Museum. Built using hundreds of synthetic leis, the piece is intended as a caricature of an atomic mushroom cloud.
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
S-P-O-N-S-O-R
From @Atomic Doll , Olivia isn't gonna talk about fight club. Unless she does. Who knows, Chaos is her comfort zone, which she expresses through this comfy, loose and sexy tank top. The shirt comes in 8 colors. The blood will have to be your own.
Sizes include: Reborn, Waifu, LaraX, Petite, Legacy, Perky, and Bombshell
Get yours.
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Gluttony is on trend
Have a taste you won’t escape the vortex
Hijacked, life hacked
You’ll never be alone, you’re wire tapped
See yourself through me
Surrender to me"
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
Well here it is.... my piece for the Heavy Hitters show Nov.3rd in San Francisco.
It was done with ink, and cel-vinyl, on animation cel. If your in the area check it out.
At 11:02 a.m. on August 9, 1945, the explosion of an atomic bomb devastated Nagasaki. This was the second atomic bomb to hit Japan.
I went to both Hiroshima and the Nagasaki museum and felt the one in Nagasaki was much better. You may feel some gloom after you leave but it is very informative and educational. Allow plenty of time to see all the artifacts, photos and videos of the blast and events that lead up to it
There is also many videos of current and past nuclear testing with those who have health problems from those living nearby including several locations in the United States.
The peace park and museum is a short walk from the "Matsuyama-machi" stop if your taking the street cars
307::365
These fireballs were a "take these out of my house" gift from my sis.
The jar now sits on my desk and will be empty by the end of the week for sure.
I've been popping them in my gullet all day.
National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Exhibit Dedicated to Colonel Harry F. Mumma
US Army Corps of Engineers (ret.)
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