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Atomkeller Museum and its collection
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The Atomkeller Museum is a unique destination for those interested in nuclear technology. It is situated in a rock cellar beneath the Haigerloch Castle in the town of Haigerloch, Baden-Württemberg. This location not only provides a unique setting for the museum but also adds to the historical significance of the exhibits.
History of German Nuclear Research at the Atomkeller Museum
Opened in 1980, the Atomkeller Museum offers a comprehensive overview of the history of German nuclear research. The timeline of exhibits spans from the pioneering work of Otto Hahn to the present day, providing visitors with a deep understanding of the evolution of nuclear technology in Germany.
Exhibits at the Atomkeller Museum
The Atomkeller Museum houses a variety of exhibits that provide a tangible connection to the history of nuclear research. These include a reconstruction of the research reactor, two of the original uranium cubes, and a replica of Otto Hahn's experimental table at the time of the discovery of nuclear fission. Display boards and models further enhance the visitor's understanding of the subject.
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