Winter sunsets in Seattle
?? Ukrainian giant visiting Seattle tonight! The An-124 is an absolute unit ??
This is what the hypocenter (area located directly below) of the atomic bomb explosion looks like in Hiroshima today [oc]
Icebreaker USCGC Healy sailed up the Columbia and Willamette Rivers this week to Portland
Hot Rat Summer graffiti mosaic in Seattle
Name a better looking airplane. I'll wait.
Abandoned Titan I ICBM silos
80 years ago today, the Demon Core claimed its second victim
Pieces of an SR-71 Blackbird I found in the Nevada desert
Antonov An-124 at the Boeing factory near Seattle today
Containerless Terminal 30 at the Port of Seattle
I used a drone to take a picture of present-day Hiroshima to visualize the size and power of the atomic bomb dropped 79 years ago today
From the Northwest Scale Modelers Show in Seattle
USCGC Eagle dropping anchor in Seattle today
Dreamlifter on its way to Nagoya, Japan to pick up some dreams and, I presume, lift them.
This cooling tower at an abandoned nuclear power plant forming fog automatically due its shape
Seattle's Jack-o-Lenin on Halloween
High School football team helmet from the town where plutonium used in the atomic bombing of Nagasaki was produced
S.S. Major Criminal Fraud
This 300' smiley face is made of larch trees, pines that change color in the fall, that were planted in 2001
A visit to the Chernobyl-themed Silpo grocery store in Kyiv
I visited the the National Museum of Chornobyl in Kyiv last week, there isn't much that can be displayed when all the important artifacts are contaminated nuclear waste
80 years since the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan
Visiting the world's first full-scale nuclear reactor. It never produced electricity, it only transmuted uranium into plutonium for the Manhattan Project
That was a hell of a thing.
I took a picture of present-day Nagasaki to visualize the size and power of the atomic bomb dropped 79 years ago today
USNS Vice Adm. K. R. Wheeler (T-AG-5001), an Offshore Petroleum Distribution System with dynamic positioning which can deliver 500,000-barrel of petroleum products to shore through eight miles of pipe.
The One-legged Torii of Nagasaki
Shadows of Nuclear Fire
The MiG-21 Project - a Soviet Cold War fighter turned into a South African art piece, covered in millions of glass beads
This bus stop near Seattle giving off major Studio Ghibli energy
Merry Christmas from Seattle
USS Nimitz and MV Kaleetan racing past Seattle (the ferry won) [OC]
On December 26, 1944, the first batch of irradiated uranium cylinders from the B Reactor was moved by railcar to the T Plant, where plutonium would be extracted for use in the Trinity Test and the bombing of Nagasaki
Fall in Seattle, no saturation slider required
B Reactor of the Manhattan Project National Historic Site is shutting down for 2 years to repair its roof. Which is a shame because it just doesn't feel like Hanford if it's not leaking, ya know?
B Reactor, where the plutonium used in the atomic bombs of Trinity and Nagasaki was produced [oc]
Good afternoon, Sports Racers
2023 Christmas Ships finale at Gasworks Park on Lake Union, Seattle
Rolling hills of color in Seattle
Fall along Washington state's Highway 2
Flying over Seattle in the Fall
A bit of #humanforscale with the new container cranes that arrive in Seattle this weekend
AtomicAerialsMy journey to visit the sites of historic atomic cataclysms has finally led me to Hiroshima
Fireboat Leschi working through a Solstice sunset in Seattle
Tillikum, the oldest boat in the WSF fleet, being refloated from drydock last week while three other ferries await repairs or conversion to hybrid-electric propulsion on Harbor Island
Atlas-E icbm silo 566-8
Fall in Seattle
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New 400-foot container cranes arrived in Seattle from Shanghai tonight
"Reactions of Troop Participants and Forward Volunteer Officer Groups to Atomic Exercises."
Jeepers
An Awful Waste of Space
This historic firehouse in lower Manhattan supposedly contains more ghosts per square foot than any building in North America [oc]
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid.
This is the ideal paint color for a ship. You may not like it, but this is what pink performance looks like.
Planes on a Train
The UMTRA Project