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IGAtomicTests / Atomic Test Image Gallery

Atomic Test Image Gallery

I have collected these images, taken during the U.S. nuclear weapons program of the 1950s--1960s, from what I believed were public sources; so, as far as I know, these are all in the public domain. This is not, by any means, an exhaustive gallery of all images related to the nuclear weapons testing program. I share here the images I thought were impressive, evocative, and/or aesthetically appealing.

The full size images in this gallery are 1024x768, many have been scaled (mostly enlarged) and/or placed on a colored canvas. When vertical padding was needed, I tended to pad more on the bottom, since that generally hides behind the taskbar (if you haven’t moved it or set it to auto-hide). These images should scale satisfactorily for any computer desktop with a 4:3 aspect ratio. [Ed. note – I created this image gallery back when Windows XP was new.]

Images are in chronological order. Under each thumbnail below, the program name is on top and the test name is on the bottom. Date of test and a link to more information about the test are provided with the full size image.

click on a thumbnail to see full size image

Buster Charlie
Buster
Charlie
Ivy Mike
Ivy
Mike
Ivy Mike
Ivy
Mike
Ivy Mike
Ivy
Mike
Ivy King
Ivy
King
UK Badger
Upshot-Knothole
Badger
UK Grable
Upshot-Knothole
Grable
UK Grable
Upshot-Knothole
Grable
Castle Bravo
Castle
Bravo
Castle Romeo
Castle
Romeo
Castle Romeo
Castle
Romeo
Wigwam
Wigwam
Redwing Seminole
Redwing
Seminole
Redwing Seminole
Redwing
Seminole
Redwing Seminole
Redwing
Seminole
Redwing Dakota
Redwing
Dakota
Redwing Mohawk
Redwing
Mohawk
Redwing Apache
Redwing
Apache
Redwing Apache
Redwing
Apache
Plumbbob Hood
Plumbbob
Hood
Plumbbob Stokes
Plumbbob
Stokes
Plumbbob Fizeau
Plumbbob
Fizeau
Hardtack I Umbrella
Hardtack I
Umbrella
Hardtack I Oak
Hardtack I
Oak
Dominic Yukon
Dominic
Yukon
Dominic Truckee
Dominic
Truckee
Dominic Yeso
Dominic
Yeso
Dominic Bluestone
Dominic
Bluestone



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11 November 1902

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