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Description
English: PA-98-0520 — Trinity Site explosion, 0.016 second after explosion, July 16, 1945.
Türkçe: 16 Temmuz 1945 yılında New Mexico'daki Socorro'nın 56 km kadar güneydoğusunda şu an üzerinde komuta merkezi Alamogordo'da bulunan White Sands Missile Range'in bulunduğu yerde yapılmış Trinity patlamasının, infilak anından 0,016 sn sonra çekilmiş görüntüsüdür. Görüntülenen yarım kürenin en yüksek noktası yaklaşık 200 metre yüksekliğindedir.
Date 16 July 1945
Source http://www.lanl.gov/orgs/pa/photos/images/PA-98-0520.jpeg
Author Berlyn Brixner
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