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Canberra’s little-known nuclear experiment

Summary by canberradaily.com.au
NASA’s Mars mission director was in Canberra recently visiting a beige building near Sullivans Creek (where 300 international scientists line up to visit each year) and even though Canberrans don’t notice this building, the world does. This 52-year-old concrete tower is now an award-winning nuclear science lab (academics call it a Heavy Ion Accelerator) and behind its 50cm-thick walls, scientists wear dosimeters to measure radiation as they star…
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Canberra’s little-known nuclear experiment

NASA’s Mars mission director was in Canberra recently visiting a beige building near Sullivans Creek (where 300 international scientists line up to visit each year) and even though Canberrans don’t notice this building, the world does. This 52-year-old concrete tower is now an award-winning nuclear science lab (academics call it a Heavy Ion Accelerator) and behind its 50cm-thick walls, scientists wear dosimeters to measure radiation as they star…

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