The glass architecture of the National Security Sciences Building at Los Alamos National Laboratory is a great reflector of the coming weather. The Laboratory is well-known for its role in creating the atomic bomb, which was tested at the Trinity Site in White Sands, New Mexico, then dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan to help end World War II. This particular building on the Laboratory grounds houses research archives. Security | Built Structure | Architecture | Research | Science

High Resolution JPEG Picture of The glass architecture of the National Security Sciences Building at Los Alamos National Laboratory is a great reflector of the coming weather. The Laboratory is well-known for its role in creating the atomic bomb, which was tested at the Trinity Site in White Sands, New Mexico, then dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan to help end World War II. This particular building on the Laboratory grounds houses research archives. [459974793] stock photo

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Artist chapin31

Image ID 459974793

Date Created December 24, 2013

Collection iStock Signature

Style Photography

Orientation Horizontal

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