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@ezogurume: 箱を開けたらぎっしり詰まってて、どれから食べるか本気で迷った！ 味は全部ランダムで開けてからのお楽しみなんだけど、プレミアムの枠はあんバターとドバイチョコ風味で入ってたよ〜！ 懸賞は応募とかはしなくて大丈夫で、買うだけで抽選の対象になるやつ！！ 販売期間は2027年3月31日までで当選発表は4月中なんだけど、在庫が完売した場合は発表が早まることもあるみたい。 食べきれない分は切って冷凍しておくと、好きな時に出せるおやつストックになるし、賞味期限は発送から約30日だから年末年始のおやつにちょうどいいタイミングだと思う☺️ #福袋 #下町バームクーヘン #お取り寄せ #年末年始#懸賞

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America’s Secret Nuclear-Powered Airplane Experiment During the Cold War, the United States launched one of its most ambitious military experiments, the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion (ANP) program. As part of this effort, the Air Force developed the NB-36H, a modified B-36 bomber under Project MX-1589, also associated with the Aircraft Shield Test Reactor program. Beginning in 1955, this enormous aircraft carried an operating nuclear reactor through the skies to study radiation shielding and determine whether nuclear-powered bombers could become a reality. The NB-36H completed 47 test flights, although its reactor never powered the aircraft’s engines. Engineers hoped nuclear propulsion could eventually allow military bombers to remain airborne for extraordinary lengths of time without refueling. But radiation shielding, engineering challenges, and the dangers of a potential crash made the concept increasingly impractical. The Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion program was canceled in 1961, leaving behind one of the strangest experiments in American aviation and Cold War history. #AircraftNuclearPropulsion #NB36H #ColdWarHistory #creatorsearchinsights #militaryhistory
America’s Secret Nuclear-Powered Airplane Experiment During the Cold War, the United States launched one of its most ambitious military experiments, the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion (ANP) program. As part of this effort, the Air Force developed the NB-36H, a modified B-36 bomber under Project MX-1589, also associated with the Aircraft Shield Test Reactor program. Beginning in 1955, this enormous aircraft carried an operating nuclear reactor through the skies to study radiation shielding and determine whether nuclear-powered bombers could become a reality. The NB-36H completed 47 test flights, although its reactor never powered the aircraft’s engines. Engineers hoped nuclear propulsion could eventually allow military bombers to remain airborne for extraordinary lengths of time without refueling. But radiation shielding, engineering challenges, and the dangers of a potential crash made the concept increasingly impractical. The Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion program was canceled in 1961, leaving behind one of the strangest experiments in American aviation and Cold War history. #AircraftNuclearPropulsion #NB36H #ColdWarHistory #creatorsearchinsights #militaryhistory

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