Laser induced lightning experiments conducted by Electromagnetics Hazards Group at the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory Mobile Test Station on Mt. Baldy, Colfax County, New Mexico. A technician weighs samples of a powdered material on a weighing scale. He fills the measured powder into an apparatus. He then seals the apparatus and begins the experiment.
Laser induced lightning experiments conducted by Electromagnetic Hazards Group at the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory Mobile Test Station on Mt. Baldy, Colfax County, New Mexico. A technician opens the tap on an equipment on the ground. He unscrews bolts of a machine with a screwdriver. He then makes adjustments and screws them back in.
Laser induced lightning experiments conducted by Electromagnetic Hazards Group at the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory Mobile Test Station on Mt. Baldy, Colfax County, New Mexico. Two technicians man controls and record readings near a machine. Meters and gauges on the machine. Another technician seated nearby, works on another machine. Light indicators, digital readings, and a wave indicator on various screens. A technician adjusts switches on a machine.
Laser induced lightning experiments conducted by Electromagnetic Hazards Group at the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory Mobile Test Station on Mt. Baldy, Colfax County, New Mexico. A U.S. Air Force technician near the equipment and machines takes a photo image of the equipment using hooded camera on tripod. Other U.S. Air Force personnel and civilian technicians watch. Personnel and technicians outside the trailer. One man holds up a picture just taken.
Laser induced lightning experiments conducted by Electromagnetic Hazards Group at the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory Mobile Test Station on Mt. Baldy, Colfax County, New Mexico. A technician climbs up the antenna and onto the roof of the trailer. Technicians near the trailer. Technicians lay out equipment and tools at the site. A technician uses an equipment.
A U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Plant at Los Alamos National Laboratory is opened to the public and news cameras to view some processes. Visitors go through the security check at one such plant. Interior of the facility. Scientists and technicians in white lab coats work at a Los Alamos water boiler reactor. A sign is seen that warns of danger and presence of Neutron and Gamma Rays. Technicians use complex and precise remote robot instruments and robotic arm gadgets to handle atomically hot material fresh from the atomic pile. 3 feet of shielding isolates the researchers from the harmful nuclear material. A remote controlled power saw is used to unseal a sample container. Artificial hot specimens of industrial metals are analyzed to determine loss or hardness in the material after nuclear exposure. A slave manipulator transfers the material to a standard hardness tester. The dial reading measures the strength of the metal after exposure. A microscopic view of the specimen. A secuirty guard at the plant door is seen, and then soldiers near an artillery piece that helps to guard the secure United States facility during the Cold War.
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