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Image Not Available for An engineer checks the roof of the Zero Chamber carved out of salt rock 365 metres underground, a container for the Gnome nuclear test explosion at New Mexico, 10 December 1961
An engineer checks the roof of the Zero Chamber carved out of salt rock 365 metres underground, a container for the Gnome nuclear test explosion at New Mexico, 10 December 1961
Image Not Available for An engineer checks the roof of the Zero Chamber carved out of salt rock 365 metres underground, a container for the Gnome nuclear test explosion at New Mexico, 10 December 1961

An engineer checks the roof of the Zero Chamber carved out of salt rock 365 metres underground, a container for the Gnome nuclear test explosion at New Mexico, 10 December 1961

Creator United States Information Services
DimensionsOverall: 20 x 25.5 cm (7 7/8 x 10 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2005/5198
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Workmen completing the Gnome Project underground tunnel erect steel reinforcements and prepare to install heavy steel doors, designed to entrap blast effects when the bomb is detonated 365 Meters under New Mexico in 1961
Workmen completing the Gnome Project underground tunnel erect steel reinforcements and prepare to install heavy steel doors, designed to entrap blast effects when the bomb is detonated 365 Meters under New Mexico in 1961
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Prisoners work in the salt mines 100 metres underground.
Prisoners work in the salt mines 100 metres underground.
Presse-Photo
1930s
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Image Not Available for Lessons on machine repair are learned in the repair workshop of the pit, 600 metres underground.
Lessons on machine repair are learned in the repair workshop of the pit, 600 metres underground.
Junghans
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A railway station 400 metres underground. Electric railroad engines carry the potash trains to the assembly points.
A railway station 400 metres underground. Electric railroad engines carry the potash trains to the assembly points.
Junghans
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for An engineer at the Itek Corporation, Lexington checks an installation of circuit boards of a Memory Centred processor, designed for the photo optical storage and processing of digital data.
An engineer at the Itek Corporation, Lexington checks an installation of circuit boards of a Memory Centred processor, designed for the photo optical storage and processing of digital data.
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Engineers framed by the huge metal doors connecting two chambers at the nuclear power station at Dresden, Illinois
Engineers framed by the huge metal doors connecting two chambers at the nuclear power station at Dresden, Illinois
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Nuclear test explosion in the Pacific at Bikini Atol, 24 July 1946
Nuclear test explosion in the Pacific at Bikini Atol, 24 July 1946
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Nuclear test explosion at Bikini Atol, 26 July 1946, seen from the beach.
Nuclear test explosion at Bikini Atol, 26 July 1946, seen from the beach.
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for 36 meter-high nuclear reactor container being constructed for the Niagara Mohawk Power Corportation, Lake Ontario near Oswego, New York
36 meter-high nuclear reactor container being constructed for the Niagara Mohawk Power Corportation, Lake Ontario near Oswego, New York
United States Information Services
1950s
Photograph
Image Not Available for An ice cave at the height of 7,000 metres, barely 200 metres under the summit.
An ice cave at the height of 7,000 metres, barely 200 metres under the summit.
Lorenz Saladin
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for An editor of the Webster's New International Dictionary of the American Language checks a map on a geographical reference to be included in the next edition.
An editor of the Webster's New International Dictionary of the American Language checks a map on a geographical reference to be included in the next edition.
United States Information Services
December 1 1966
Photograph
Image Not Available for Engineer checks heavy duty compressors of major air conditioning units ready for shipment at Borg - Warner's
Engineer checks heavy duty compressors of major air conditioning units ready for shipment at Borg - Warner's
Henry W McAllister
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