File:Operation Upshot-Knothole - Badger 001.jpg

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Description

Español: Una explosión nuclear ilumina la noche durante una prueba en los Estados Unidos.

English: The BADGER explosion on April 18, 1953, as part of Operation Upshot-Knothole, at the Nevada Test Site.

Português: Explosão do BADGER em 18 de Abril de 1953, como parte da Operação Upshot-Knothole, na Área de Testes de Nevada, Estados Unidos.

Date

18 April 1953

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This image is available from the National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office Photo Library under number XX-34.

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Federal Government of the United States

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