bombs incident a collection of items reflecting daily life at Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project as well as a case representing Oak Ridge an assortment of kitsch and products exemplifying the impact of the Atomic Age on US culture. an early fluoroscope X-ray device a PRISM 2000 XP Gamma Camera (example of more modern nuclear imaging technology) a display of nuclear and homeopathic medical quackery artifacts an extensive model collection of military aircraft and other vehicles a Lego model of Chicago Pile-1 a cube of uranium used by the Nazis in their effort to build an atomic weapon (on indefinite loan from Dr. Tim Koeth) Controversy arose when the Museum relocated to the Old Town museum district and erected its Redstone rocket at the corner of 20th Street and Mountain Road NW. Some people saw the erecting of the rocket in an area of the city frequented by lovers of the arts and families with children as emblematic of pervasive military-industrial complex influence in Albuquerque and New Mexico. Others saw the rocket as relevant to an accurate portrayal of New Mexico's involvement in the nuclear age. With the opening of the new museum, the Redstone rocket was relocated to the Eubank site. Aircraft on display Due to its colocation with Kirtland AFB, the museum has acquired several historically significant aircraft. Science education and community activities The Museum conducts year-round primary, secondary, and adult education programs both in-house and via outreach using the Up'n'Atom Mobile. Professional educator development programs support New Mexico school curriculum standards. The museum hosts guest speakers, annual special events, and week-long youth science camps in the summer. Rental space is available for birthdays, weddings, conferences, and other occasions. In popular culture The former museum site was used in the 2008 AMC television show Breaking Bad in a storyline as a drug drop area. It appeared in several scenes in the season 2 episode Negro Y Azul. See also American Museum of Science and Energy Bradbury Science Museum National Atomic Testing Museum References External links Trinity [Atomic Test] Site: The 50th Anniversary of the Atomic Bomb (an e-book at Project Gutenberg) A Visitor's Pictorial Web Site of the old Museum at Kirtland AFB. National Atomic Museum Pictorial, Kirtland AFB. NMNS&H online collection access NMNS&H's first online exhibit Museums in Albuquerque, New Mexico Aerospace museums in New Mexico Nuclear technology in the United States Nuclear history of the