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The atomic bomb test museum is a relatively cold museum, not many people visit, basically male tourists. The museum has a very detailed information to introduce you to the development of the first atomic bomb and the process of explosion.
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Add an educational and fascinating trip for the whole family to your time in Las Vegas with a trip to the Atomic Testing Museum. The museum will grab your attention with its unparalleled collection of artifacts, photographs, videos and reports covering everything from the Cold War and Area 51 to nuclear and radiological science and technology. Interactive games and videos, as well as hands on activities, are specially created to create a fun learning experience for both kids and parents. With rooms full of unique exhibits, entertaining activities for the kids and an array of educational lecture and event options, the Atomic Testing Museum is the perfect location to visit when you come to Las Vegas.
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The atomic bomb test museum is a relatively cold museum, not many people visit, basically male tourists. The museum has a very detailed information to introduce you to the development of the first atomic bomb and the process of explosion.
The National Atomic Bomb Testing Museum is an on-site service. It's quite suitable for children. The museum is good. The Chinese know little about it. Maybe we just don't have the mood to accept such a text test. This time, we are mainly accompanying our wife on a trip. She specially requests to come here and have a look.
Museum is good, all kinds of interactive small booth projection hall, very interesting. If you don't want to be locked in a thousand unknown cells beneath the desert after trying to drive through the gate of Area 51... Then visit the museum. After all, it's probably the closest thing you've ever touched.
Here is some relevant instructions and introductions about the history of atomic bomb research and use, a lot of pictures and some models, there are some places there will be Chinese explanation manuals, but still see the clouds and fog.
The museum is a bit far from the city, but if you are interested in weapons like the atomic bomb, you may wish to come here to see the most comprehensive introduction to the atomic bomb. It feels more professional.