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@theBradbury Artifact Articles

Artifact-related articles from the Bradbury Science Museum's monthly newsletter.

May 2021—Artifact: Oppenheimer’s chair

 

April 2021—A spare part for Little Boy raises interesting questions

 

March 2021—Secret stash turns up computing artifact

 

February 2021—ChemCam’s humble-looking spectrometers are a marvel

 

December 2020—Fine art, physicists and family: It’s all in this painting

 

November 2020—Celebrating love and life in Manhattan Project-era Los Alamos

October 2020—Inside the top-secret Tunnel Vault sat a wooden desk — but why?

 

September 2020—Pacific Islands bark cloth restoration saves scientists’ souvenirs.

 

August 2020—Reversed print perspective.

 

July 2020—The Bradbury Science Museum Online Collections Catalog is growing.

 

June 2020—New Mystery Artifact Series!

 

May 2020—The Bradbury Science Museum announces the opening of its Online Collections Catalog

 

April 2020—Spring Cleaning and Artifact Collections Bringing your treasures to the Bradbury.

 

March 2020—Project Y ID Photos Do you know someone who worked at Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project?

 

February 2020—Science you can Touch!

 

December 2019—Artifact Placement and Storytelling.

 

October 2019—Vintage Props and Creepy Calculations.

 

August 2019—Criticality Accident Mock-up Learning from the Slotin Accident.

 

July 2019—A Look Back at the Trinity Test On display now at the White Rock Visitor Center.

 

May 2019—BSM Collections Encounters History’s treasures or hidden hazards?

 

April 2019—Manhattan-era Fitness Gadgets: The more things change...