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Nick Touran
whatisnuclear.com
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In 1951, scientists turned on a reactor called the LITR in Tennessee. They became the first people to observe the blue glow. They took a photo and sent it to Scientific American.
Alvin Weinberg says that this caused a bit of a "brouhaha" among their bosses at the Atomic Energy Commission.
2024-12-27T19:10:37.655Z