The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History provides an independent, balanced, and accessible source of knowledge about nuclear issues - essential for an informed public, essential for acceptance of the nuclear industry, and a source of inspiration and education for young people - our next generation of nuclear engineers. Museum staff and volunteers have worked diligently to develop a series of new and redesigned exhibits to honor and support this mission.
Major Educational Exhibits planned in the new museum:
- Radiation 101
- Atomic Universe
- Energy Encounters
- The Uranium Cycle
- Pioneers of the Atomic Age
- Handle with Care; Radioactive Waste
- Myths to Miracles; Nuclear Medicine & Radiology
- Trinity and Legacy
- Doomsday to Détente; The Cold War
- Little Al’s Laboratory, Interactive Youth Physics Center
- The MAZE; Global Conversations & Nuclear Issues
(this exhibit will address major issues and controversies and will be updated regularly to remain current)
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