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Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility

 
posted on Apr 15, 2008 by Anonymous

edit - remove - report - save by Anonymous Apr 15, 2008

The Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station, commonly referred to as Palo Verde Power Plant is a nuclear power plant located in Wintersburg, Arizona, about 45 miles (80 km) west of central Phoenix, and is currently the largest nuclear generation facility in the United States, averaging over 3.2 gigawatts (GW) of electrical power production in 2003[1] to serve approximately 4 million people.
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Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility
Inside Palo Verde Nuclear Facility

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edit - remove - report - save #1 - by Anonymous Apr 29, 2008

looks more like a missle silo

edit - remove - report - save #2 - by Anonymous May 20, 2008

AGREE

edit - remove - report - save #3 - by Anonymous Jul 7, 2008

So is it both? yikes.

edit - remove - report - save #4 - by Anonymous Aug 6, 2008

Missile silo- and photoshoped at that hahaha

edit - remove - report - save #5 - by Anonymous Aug 9, 2008

Its a museum. The ghost image at the bottom is the background reflection off of a piece of glass.

edit - remove - report - save #6 - by Anonymous Aug 10, 2008

it's actually a time machine..

edit - remove - report - save #7 - by Anonymous Aug 13, 2008

Why post BS like this? There must be better ways to get your jollies than posting BS like this.

This is a decommissioned "cold war" nuclear missile silo, preserved in its native state, and converted into a museum for prosperity. The only thing missing are the warheads in the missile, and key parts of the rocket engines.

edit - remove - report - save #8 - by Anonymous Aug 21, 2008

Obviously frozen in time. The figures are in the same pose for both pics. A Google will probably confirm that Anon above is right and it's a museum. I hope the 'prosperity' mistake comes true - I think you meant 'posterity', but I prefer your interpretation.

edit - remove - report - save #9 - by Anonymous Dec 3, 2008

You just think it's decommissioned.


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