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Video on nuclear testing and our work at the Marshall Islands

By jdrysdale | July 25, 2018

Watch this Video made by SEEKER for the series "Science in the Extremes" Season 2, Episode 6.

You Tube Link to find out more about SEEKER and other episodes in the series: https://www.seeker.com/videos/earth/is-the-pacific-ocean-still-radioactive-from-cold-war-nuclear-tests

Posted in News and tagged Marshall Islands, Nuclear Testing, radiation, video
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