Los Alamos Historical Society Board Member Michael Redondo, left, and Los Alamos History Museum Director Judith Stauber with Japanese digital artist Isao Hashimoto during their recent visit to Japan on behalf of the Los Alamos/Japan Project. Hashimoto’s time lapse animation of the world’s nuclear explosions is a popular yet sobering Cold War exhibit in the Hans Bethe House in Los Alamos. Flashing lights on a world map indicate the locations of explosions that have occurred while differing sounds reveal the countries that conducted the tests. The span of time begins with the Trinity test in 1945 and ends with a Pakistan test in 1998. Courtesy photo
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Redondo And Stauber Visit Popular Los Alamos History Museum Exhibit Creator Isao Hashimoto
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