Trinitite Fragment from 1st Atomic Bomb Detonation, Trinity Nuclear Test Site 1945, Framed Display, 6x8 Inch

Own a genuine piece of history with this authentic Trinitite fragment from the Trinity Nuclear Bomb Test Site in Alamogordo, New Mexico — the site of the world's first atomic bomb detonation on July 16, 1945. When the first A-Bomb was detonated, the massive explosion sucked in sand, rock, and earth, liquefying it at temperatures never before experienced on Earth. That molten material rained back down and cooled into a green radioactive glass now known as Trinitite. This remarkable display set measures 6x8 inches and features the authentic Trinitite fragment secured in a clear capsule, accompanied by a descriptive information card and a striking photograph of the historic mushroom cloud. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind artifact, so natural variations in appearance are to be expected. Authenticity is guaranteed, making this an extraordinary collectible for history enthusiasts, science educators, and collectors alike.

• AUTHENTIC TRINITITE SPECIMEN: Own a genuine piece of history — a real fragment of trinitite formed during the first atomic bomb detonation on July 16, 1945.
• HISTORICAL ORIGIN: Sourced from the Trinity Nuclear Bomb Test Site in Alamogordo, New Mexico, where molten earth rained down as green radioactive glass after the blast.
• READY-TO-DISPLAY FRAMED CASE: Presented in a 6x8 inch black shadow box frame complete with a descriptive info card and a photo of the historic mushroom cloud explosion.
• UNIQUE NATURAL VARIATIONS: Because no two trinitite fragments are identical, each purchase features its own one-of-a-kind specimen with natural variations in shape and appearance.
• IDEAL COLLECTOR'S PIECE: A remarkable conversation starter and educational artifact, perfect for history enthusiasts, science collectors, and WWII memorabilia displays.