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Save $1,000,000 on This Incredibly Rare WWII Artifact From the Manhattan Project
WASHINGTON – November 21, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
This Black Friday, Mini Museum is offering one discerning collector the opportunity to purchase a unique World War II artifact of incredible historical importance at a record-breaking discount.
For one day only, a complete Manhattan Project Shield Window will be available to purchase for $2,400,000. This is a discount of $1,000,000 off the regular price of $3,400,000 for this incomparable historical object, making this the largest single-item Black Friday discount in history.
“There is really nothing else like this window,” said Mini Museum Co-Founder Jamie Grove. “It is a singular object in history that represents the shift to the Atomic Era.”
Through this crystal-clear window, scientists at the Hanford Site in Washington produced the plutonium that would eventually be used in the world’s first atomic bomb explosion: the Trinity nuclear test where Robert Oppenheimer would recall the words of the Bhagavad Gita, “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.” Later, the site would produce the plutonium used in the “Fat Man” atomic bomb.
Only a few complete shield windows still exist, with many having been broken or lost. This particular window was sold during a government surplus auction in the late 1980s as part of the decommissioning process of the plant. Measuring 54″ in length and weighing roughly 1,700 pounds, this particular window is the largest known complete window in private hands.
There’s no fear of radioactivity in this relic due to its high lead concentration. That said, any prospective buyer will still want to be careful to use gloves, as too much lead exposure can be dangerous. This was just one of many dangers scientists working on the Manhattan Project faced on a daily basis.
While this object is destined for one particular collection, fragments from smaller shield windows are also available on Mini Museum’s website at prices starting at just $29.
For more information on this item, please visit https://minimuseum.com/manhattan-project-shield-window.
More About Mini Museum
Mini Museum is a global collectibles company focused on sharing a love of science and history with the world. Since 2014, their public collection has grown to encompass hundreds of different topics spanning across billions of years of history. With customers in more than 120 countries, Mini Museum has delivered over 1,000,000 rare objects to collectors, educators, and fans around the world. Visit our website at minimuseum.com to learn more.
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A Roadpass Pro membership gives users access to premium features across the company’s popular RV and road travel apps to empower outdoor experiences.
CHICAGO – November 21, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
Roadpass Digital, the leading technology platform for road travel and outdoor experiences, has launched a price lock policy on its popular Roadpass Pro membership. Roadpass Pro boasts premium access on the company’s travel apps for roadtrippers and RVers: Roadtrippers, Togo RV, Campendium, and RVillage.
Users signing up for Roadpass Pro for the first time will be able to take advantage of this price lock and secure their annual subscription price at $49.99 – forever. Roadpass Pro members get access to popular premium features like GPS tailored for your RV and access to a free camping directory with over 14K Overnight RV Camping locations.
Roadpass Digital VP of Marketing, Steven Hileman, described the Roadpass Pro price lock as the perfect opportunity for roadtrippers, campers, and RVers to not only join the company’s more than six million users but upgrade the value and experience of their future road trip adventures.
“Our price lock policy demonstrates our commitment to delivering the best tools and user experiences for those who want to get outside and on the road,” said Hileman. “It’s important for us that our Roadpass Pro members have peace of mind about their road travel. Locking their membership price gives them the assurance that when they renew, their price will stay the same, and they can continue to make indelible road trip memories for years to come.”
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A Roadpass Pro membership begins with a 7-day free trial and is priced at $49.99 annually. To learn more about Roadpass Pro and the price lock, visit https://roadpass.com/pause/ or contact [email protected].
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Roadpass Digital is focused on empowering roadtrippers, campers, and RVers to hit the open road. With 6,000,000+ people using apps powered by Roadpass, the company is the leading platform for road travel and outdoor experiences. Roadpass Digital has offices in Chicago, Cincinnati, and Auckland. Learn more about Roadpass Digital and Roadtrippers, Campendium, Togo RV, and RVillage products at roadpass.com.
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