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A bit of a different one: $15 worth of downloads to the first person to tell me where – specifically – these rad warning signs are located.
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A bit of a different one: $15 worth of downloads to the first person to tell me where – specifically – these rad warning signs are located.
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At the old NERVA test facility.
Aw, y’beat me to it.
Since everyone else is saying NERVA, I’ll say they’re at Site 401 on Jackass Flats, Nevada, where the SLAM’s Tory IIC nuclear ramjet was tested.
Nope. Not NERVA, Not Site 401.
The Utah Test And Training Range run by Hill Air Force Base in Utah.
The radiation warning signs are there due to the use of depleted uranium in shells and munitions, such as the A-10’s Avenger cannon rounds.
NASA Plum Brook reactor?
How did you get into my backyard without tripping any of the mines?
Nobody has it yet…
can this be the Bingham Canyon Mine?
i know that some Mine got radiological problems because
the radioaktive Radium outgas from the rocks
INEL. The HTRE nuclear engine prototypes.
(You went on a trip to Idaho recently.)
> The HTRE nuclear engine prototypes.
Bingo.
Looks like *somebody* is paying attention around here…
Actually it’s “INL” now, isn’t it. After being INEL and INEEL. I’m behind the times.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/39/Aircraft_Reactors_Arco_ID_2009.jpg
Nope, don’t see th… wait, there they are. All the way on the left on the gate.
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