I had a great time at the Atomic Testing Museum, but I felt like was missing something to earn five stars. As the name would suggest, it's more about the tests and the development of the atomic bomb than the development of atomic science (I don't remember any mention of the word "quantum" anywhere) or the future of nuclear power (see nuclear fusion). Basically it covers the 50's, 60's and 70's. My top three favorite parts were: 1) the old educational videos (I'm assuming from the 50's) - so much more entertaining than any lecture one would had to sit through 2) photographs of people watching the test - made me think about how people may not have understood what was going on but wanted to see with their own eyes because they knew was a big deal. Well, that or they just wanted to see a really big "BOOM!" 3) the pieces of art and culture from the "atomic age" - don't know what it is about it but I really like that style Other highlights are the GZ (Ground Zero) Theater, where you can pretend to live out a nuclear blast(!!!); various items from the cold war, soviet and all; and piece of the World Trade Center, even though it has nothing to do with anything atomic. It is fair to say I'm a science nerd and am not the best judge of how interesting others may find it, but I this place is worth checking out. PS don't forget to get yourself a glow in the dark magnet from the gift shop - I'm pretty sure they aren't radioactive.
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