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41 places I want to go   79 places I've been
  1. 1. Craters Of The Moon
    United StatesIdaho
    54 people
  2. 2. Nevada Test Site
    United StatesNevada
    3 people
  3. 3. Camp Mercury
    United StatesNevadaNevada Test Site
    1 person
  4. 4. Castle Bran
    RomaniaTransylvaniaBraşov CountyBran
    178 people
  5. 5. H.R. Giger Museum
    SwitzerlandCanton of FribourgGruyères
    17 people
  6. 6. The Mütter Museum
    United StatesPennsylvaniaPhiladelphiaCenter CityCollege Of Physicians Of Philadelphia
    1 cheer
    215 people
  7. 7. Three Mile Island
    United StatesPennsylvania
    5 people
  8. 8. Cafe Du Monde
    United StatesLouisianaOrleans ParishNew OrleansFrench Quarter
    1 cheer
    44 people
  9. 9. Hell
    United StatesMichiganLower Peninsula
    72 people
  10. 10. Sedan Crater
    United StatesNevadaNevada Test Site
    1 person
  11. 11. Gnome Site
    United StatesNew Mexico
    1 person
  12. 12. Nuclear Energy Birthplace Sculpture
    United StatesIllinoisCook CountyChicagoSouth SideSoutheast SideHyde ParkUniversity Of Chicago
    1 person
  13. 13. Oceania
    Mythical/Fictional PlacesLiterature And Fiction
    3 people
  14. 14. Silent Hill
    Mythical/Fictional PlacesMovies, Television, Music, Comic Books, etc.
    9 people
  15. 15. Centralia
    United StatesPennsylvania
    40 people
  16. 16. Yucca Mountain
    United StatesNevada
    1 person
  17. 17. Yucca Flat
    United StatesNevadaNevada Test Site
    1 person
  18. 18. Enewetak Atoll
    Marshall Islands
    1 person
  19. 19. Bikini Atoll
    Marshall Islands
    12 people
  20. 20. Purgatory
    Religious/Spiritual PlacesHell
    0 people
  21. 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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