atomic photos on Flickr

...even when driving down a street, I see a lamp(lit) in the window of a home, it's just seems warm and comfy to me... I'm sure by now, you've got to be wondering...who the heck is writing this crap, HALLMARK? :)

Atomic Energy Commission #? by Zachary Ziegler

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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.

Atomic Suplex - Pits by Janicks

Atomic Suplex

Atomic Bomb Dome by tomosang

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Otemachi, Naka-ward, Hiroshima city, Japan.

広島平和記念公園「原爆ドーム」

広島市中区大手町

Atomic by Cristina Martinez

Atomic Suplex - Pits by Janicks

Atomic Suplex

灯籠流し（広島・２００４年） Hiroshima lantern floating (2004) by kamoda

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Toro-nagashi in Hiroshima, to commemorate those who died in the atomic bombing of the city.

Atomic! by Sarah R

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Atomic Red Carrots from my backyard garden!

These bright red carrots are so healthy and unique! They're also super high in lycopene, a major cancer fighter. Slightly crisp roots are at their best when lightly cooked, which helps to make the lycopene more useable and turns them bright scarlet!

Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious by Greg Polvi

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Poster for "Notorious" in my Alfred Hitchcock poster series.

The original concept was to involve a broken wine bottle along with the uranium ore, and position the stem below the ore dust in such a way that it would look vaguely like a mushroom cloud... the uranium ore MacGuffin in the movie was to be used for the atomic bomb.

But I liked the simplicity and look of this, and thought the other idea might be a bit much, so I decided to go with it and cut out all the other stuff.

(http://www.associatidesign.com)

Atomic Robo Vol. 1 #6 by sdobie

Atomic Suplex - Pits by Janicks

Atomic Suplex

atomic waste by baalbeki

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tour et taxis, bruxelles.

Atomic Testing Museum by Gilda

Atomic Bomb Dome by Travel Aficionado

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Atomic Bomb Dome by ThenAndAgain

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Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

原爆ドーム、広島県、広島

Atomic Route - 26 by Bruno Rijsman

Atomic Suplex - Pits by Janicks

Atomic Suplex

Atomic structure of ritalin II by Dennis Wickersheim

for those who don´t like chemistry THAT much, i added the hydrogen atoms.

Atomic Bomb Dome by Matthew Long

Hiroshima Peace Memorial, one of the few building still standing after the bombing.

atomic rooster by Mr. Greenjeans

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Anyone here remember ATOMIC ROOSTER, from the early 70's?

Adam Khatir Sam Matar (011110133) by IAEA Imagebank

Mr. Adam Khatir Sam Matar, Director General, Sudan Atomic Energy Commission and and his delegation at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 24 September 2020.

Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA

IAEA

Jacek Bylica, IAEA Chief of Cabinet

Edgard Perez Alvan, Senior Advisor to the Director General

Ewelina Hilger, IAEA Special Advisor to the Director General

atomic cup by ohioholly

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A vintage set I snagged.

Atomic Starburst Ornament by bcavatar67

Found ONE in a bin I happened to glance at in a Thrift Store today. My LUCKY star!

Mark 53 Nuclear Bomb by Kelly Michals

National Museum of the US Air Force

The Mk-53 "hydrogen" bomb, first produced in 1962, was designed to be carried internally by B-47, B-52, B-58, and B-70 aircraft. It was equipped with five parachutes; one 5-ft pilot chute, one 16-ft chute, and three 48-ft chutes. If for some reason a free-falling de- livery was required, the parachute "can" could have been blown out, thereby jettisoning all chutes. With a yield in the 9 megaton range, Mk-53s had an air burst, contact burst, and "laydown" (delayed action detonation) capability. The Mk-6 re-entry vehicle installed on the Titan II ICBM contains a W53 warhead, basically the same as the Mk-53 bomb.

brechette 3 by crettaz david

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atomic splitboard test, the way up

Atomic Books by sugarfreak