I'll say this for the world before environmental and occupational safety laws … it sure could be spectacular.
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I had to view this in your Google+ feed. There is no video in your blog post, just a blank white space in Chrome, anyway).
@Avo: Odd. And (I think) now fixed.
I wonder if that sodium was refined for a breeder reactor at Hanford. And if so why they didn't just store it there. Plenty of room for a remote, dry warehouse.
I'd had the same thought re a breeder reactor. The first breeder in the US went online in 1951, though, so it may well have been for some other use.
A lot of stuff got just thrown away after the war.
It is fixed now.