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41 places I want to go   79 places I've been
  2. 1. Craters Of The Moon
    United States: Idaho
    		54 people
  3. 2. Nevada Test Site
    United States: Nevada
    		3 people
  4. 3. Camp Mercury
    United States: Nevada: Nevada Test Site
    		1 person
  5. 4. Castle Bran
    Romania: Transylvania: Braşov County: Bran
    		178 people
  6. 5. H.R. Giger Museum
    Switzerland: Canton of Fribourg: Gruyères
    		17 people
  7. 6. The Mütter Museum
    United States: Pennsylvania: Philadelphia: Center City: College Of Physicians Of Philadelphia
    1 cheer     		215 people
  8. 7. Three Mile Island
    United States: Pennsylvania
    		5 people
  9. 8. Cafe Du Monde
    United States: Louisiana: Orleans Parish: New Orleans: French Quarter
    1 cheer     		44 people
  10. 9. Hell
    United States: Michigan: Lower Peninsula
    		72 people
  11. 10. Sedan Crater
    United States: Nevada: Nevada Test Site
    		1 person
  12. 11. Gnome Site
    United States: New Mexico
    		1 person
  13. 12. Nuclear Energy Birthplace Sculpture
    United States: Illinois: Cook County: Chicago: South Side: Southeast Side: Hyde Park: University Of Chicago
    		1 person
  14. 13. Oceania
    Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction
    		3 people
  15. 14. Silent Hill
    Mythical/Fictional Places: Movies, Television, Music, Comic Books, etc.
    		9 people
  16. 15. Centralia
    United States: Pennsylvania
    		40 people
  17. 16. Yucca Mountain
    United States: Nevada
    		1 person
  18. 17. Yucca Flat
    United States: Nevada: Nevada Test Site
    		1 person
  19. 18. Enewetak Atoll
    Marshall Islands
    		1 person
  20. 19. Bikini Atoll
    Marshall Islands
    		12 people
  21. 20. Purgatory
    Religious/Spiritual Places: Hell
    		0 people
  22. 21. Hell
    Religious/Spiritual Places
    		72 people

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B-Reactor, Hanford Site

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B-Reactor was the first full-scale nuclear reactor in the world. Built in a period of 13 months, and finished in September of 1944, the reactor started production of plutonium around Christmas that year. A rich and very important part of not only American history, but world history, this reactor is under an ominous cloud that is threatening to cocoon it, if the B-Reactor Museum Association cannot find funding to turn this regal part of our history into a museum. Part of the 4-hour Hanford Nuclear Reservation tour includes a walkthrough tour of B-Reactor. A definate must-see for any WWII, history or science buff!

over 6 years ago

Hanford Site, Washington State

Fantastic public tour!

Rich with history, educational and quite entertaining, the Hanford Nuclear Reservation and public tours thereof was incredible!

The 4-hour public tour features a walkthrough of B-Reactor, the very first full-scale nuclear reactor in the world! You learn about the processes uranium ore goes through to become plutonium, in addition to learning about a very important part of American history. Also, they go into detail on their clean-up efforts around the Columbia basin.

The tours are free, but you have to register online through the Department of Energy’s Hanford web site. Educationally, it was well worth it!

over 6 years ago

Atomic Ale Brewpub & Eatery, Richland

Awesome atmosphere and food!

I’m not a beer drinker, so I didn’t try their home brewed beers (they have a half-life hefe, an atomic amber, and a plutonium porter that are all brewed there), however their Atomic Ale’d red potato soup with bacon was TO DIEFOR! A bowl was GIGANTIC!! The pizza was also very very good. If you’re ever in Richland, swing by and grab a bite to eat. Wonderful place!

over 6 years ago
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