Baker — underwater explosion, 23 kilotons, underwater, Bikini Atoll, July 24, 1946

fairchild XC-120 Packplane... Production aircraft was to be the C-128. Only 1 built.

Avro silver bug, never left the drawing board however it was a real project during the 50s

Buy the land on the Moon! by Anna Butova

Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion House

British nuclear explosion codenamed Grapple Y had a yield of 3 megatons was conducted near Christmas Island on April 28, 19587. It remains the largest British nuclear weapon ever tested

Arch. Luigi Baroni

Albert L. Mueller - Ford Nucleon Atomic Powered Vehicle, Rear Side View

A-4E nuclear cockpit shield

500 tons of TNT are detonated in Alberta, Canada on July 17, 1964 as part of Operation Snowball to simulate the effects of a nuclear explosion.

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Breakaway - atomic explosion, 10 kilotons, tower, Maralinga Range, South Australia, October 21, 1956

April 22, 1952. KTLA-TV broadcast the 31-kiloton blast live from Nevada Test Site 75 miles from Las Vegas, and it was carried by major networks.

2001 Pan Am Orion III Space Clipper

1977 Nissan EV Guide

1950-8-Popular-Mechanics-FC

Badger nuclear test, 23 kilotons, 91 m tower, Nevada Test Site, 4 35 a.m. April 18, 1953. 2800 military personnel and 39 helicopters participated in the military exercises.

Bertone Concept

Bomb Aimer’s view from a Handley Page Victor

Brionvega Bellini Aster 20

Bruce McCall wrote and illustrated the piece, which first appeared in the April 1979 issue of National Lampoon (April Fool’s edition)

Buckminster Fuller