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Nuclear Jet Airplane Initial Engine-Test Facility The two nuclear-powered jet engines were transported by rail to the distant stack, hooked up, and test-fired. The stack channeled the engines' exhaust, Heat, and radiation away form the ground into the air. Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Falls, Idaho. November 9, 1984. Keywords: Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Falls, Idaho INEL

Nuclear Jet Airplane Initial Engine-Test Facility

The two nuclear-powered jet engines were transported by rail to the distant stack, hooked up, and test-fired. The stack channeled the engines' exhaust, Heat, and radiation away form the ground into the air. Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Falls, Idaho. November 9, 1984.

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Filename:62.jpg
Album name:Rennhack / Idaho National Lab (INEL)
Rating (2 votes):55555
Keywords:Idaho / National / Engineering / Laboratory, / Idaho / Falls, / Idaho / INEL
Date:November 9, 1984
Credits:Robert Del Tredici - At Work in the Fields of the Bomb
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Date added:Dec 20, 2005
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