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Pioneers of the Atom
Pioneers of the Atom
Visitors will step back in time to meet the individuals who influenced the nuclear world. Museum visitors often enjoy reading about the people behind the work and these individuals will be a fascinating and motivating group. This exhibit will concentrate on the discoverers that unlocked the puzzle of the atomic structure. Pioneers in nuclear physics, medicine, and quantum mechanics will be included. Leading the exhibit will be Albert Einstein and Madame Marie Curie, but will also include Enrico Fermi, Ernest Rutherford, Max Planck, Niels Bohr and Wilhelm Roentgen. A timeline of discoveries, paired with their discoverers, will lead the visitor through the exhibit.
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Complete with planes, rockets, missiles, cannons and nuclear sub sail, this exhibit will attract plane buffs and historians alike.
The Uranium CycleThis exhibit explains the processes used to process and dispose of Uranium after use.
Energy EncounterThe exhibit features interactive exhibits helping the visitor discover the place nuclear power has in our energy hungry world.
Radiation 101Get the basic facts about radiation in this exhibit.
Hiroshima and NagasakiWhile the atomic bomb brought the war to a close, the after-effects of the bomb were felt for years in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Cold War Fallout ShelterAs the Cold War became a reality, Americans were asked to construct and equip a family fallout shelter.
Cold WarIn this exhibit, visitors will learn how close we came to another war before the end of the Cold War.
Atomic Culture/ Pop CultureEvery visitor will be entertained while viewing the cultural items surrounding the dawning of the Atomic Age!
Little Albert’s LabThe future belongs to the children of today. Little Albert’s Lab will help children of all ages grasp the concepts of physics, the basis of all sciences.
Decision to DropIt is said that the dawn of the Atomic Age began with the testing of the world’s first atomic bomb. This exhibit will show visitors just how much influence over the modern world this test created.
Heritage Park
Complete with planes, rockets, missiles, cannons and nuclear sub sail, this exhibit will attract plane buffs and historians alike. Read More »
The Uranium Cycle
This exhibit explains the processes used to process and dispose of Uranium after use. Read More »
Energy Encounter
The exhibit features interactive exhibits helping the visitor discover the place nuclear power has in our energy hungry world. Read More »
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
While the atomic bomb brought the war to a close, the after-effects of the bomb were felt for years in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Read More »
Cold War Fallout Shelter
As the Cold War became a reality, Americans were asked to construct and equip a family fallout shelter. Read More »
Cold War
In this exhibit, visitors will learn how close we came to another war before the end of the Cold War. Read More »
Atomic Culture/ Pop Culture
Every visitor will be entertained while viewing the cultural items surrounding the dawning of the Atomic Age! Read More »
Little Albert’s Lab
The future belongs to the children of today. Little Albert’s Lab will help children of all ages grasp the concepts of physics, the basis of all sciences. Read More »
Decision to Drop
It is said that the dawn of the Atomic Age began with the testing of the world’s first atomic bomb. This exhibit will show visitors just how much influence over the modern world this test created. Read More »
Pioneers of the Atom
Visitors will step back in time to meet the individuals who influenced the nuclear world. Read More »




