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English: Plumbbob Rainier Underground Test. Face of the mesa at the northern edge of Yucca Basin in which Rainier was detonated at 10 a.m., Thursday, September 19, 1957. Ground zero was about 900 feet from the top of the mesa and about 1600 feet from the outside slope of the mesa. The long white diagonal slash is a road
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| Author | United States Department of Energy |
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