Relatively technical black and white film about the Tumbler-Snapper nuclear test series of 1952, which uses footage from the Tumbler-Snapper film avaiable here on Internet Archive. The viewer must not worry should the audio drop to zero: it has been done so to censor ("sanitize") parts which may reveal still-classified information. It is also interesting to see that there are no yellow bands going up to down the screen, as happened on previously released declassified DoE films (seems that they solved the Betacam-VHS conversion problem which caused the annoying effect).
Film details
- Source
- Wikimedia Commons
- Rights
- Free licence (public domain / Creative Commons)
- File
- Wikimedia Commons
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Tumbler-snapperTechnicalReport-DoeVideo0800076 for free?
You can stream Tumbler-snapperTechnicalReport-DoeVideo0800076 free and legally on OldReel, via the Internet Archive.
Is Tumbler-snapperTechnicalReport-DoeVideo0800076 in the public domain?
Yes — it is in the public domain and can be watched and shared freely.
