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Glow in the dark Kids

tygertyger (69)in #toys • 3 years ago

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#funtimes #nuclear #glowinthedark #kids
During a brief window in 1950-51, children could get the Gilbert U-238 #atomic Energy Lab—a kit allowing them to make nuclear reactions at home using ACTUAL #radioactive MATERIAL.
It was removed from shelves in 1951.

#atomic #blastfromthepast
3 years ago in #toys by tygertyger (69)
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    darth-azrael (72)
     3 years ago  

    Yeah, that definitely seems incredibly unsafe. I'm sure the amount of radioactive material was minimal but, for example, inhaling a radioactive particle can do horrible things to you over the years.

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