How Radioactive Is The First Atomic Bomb Site?
The Trinity Site is the place where the first atomic bomb was detonated 76 years ago. Its open twice a year to the public, located on the White Sands Missile Range. The ground zero site is still radioactive. Trinitite, a radioactive mineral that was created when the first nuclear bomb was detonated can be found very easily all over the ground zero site. Music Used from Musicbed: "Light in the Darkness" One Hundred Years "Motion" Roary "Direction feat meaning machine" Roary "A boy and a man and a satellite" (Instrumental) Kerbin If you are looking for some uranium ore or radioactive antiques check out uraniumstore.com Camera Used in this video: https://amzn.to/3WZsU53 Lens Used: https://amzn.to/3Gg6vub

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