Oak Ridge National Laboratory

I believe that the only one they really took off is Brookhaven National Laboratory.

But the 15 remainders are Idaho National Laboratory, Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Argonne National Laboratory, Brookhaven taken off, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, National Energy Technology Laboratory, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratory, Savannah River Site, Pantex Plant, Kansas City National Security Campus.

So when they say it's the equivalent of the Manhattan Project that built the atomic bomb, Idaho National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, and Los Alamos National Laboratory, the four that are listed on here to put AI data centers on top, all four of those were the key facilities in the Manhattan Project, the manufacture, production, testing of atomic nuclear weapons.

So they're not being hyperbolic.

Given time, of course, it might prove possible to replicate in machines the vast ecosystem of social ties, moral codes, intensive parenting, and state policing that humans have developed to stop us behaving like sociopaths.

Investigators also cut a piece of stained carpet out of the Pontiac's trunk from the same area where the hair was found.

They seal the carpet inside a clean metal evidence can, which looks just like a regular paint can, and send it to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee for analysis.

Dr. Arpad Vass has spent two decades at the Oak Ridge Lab studying the gases released as a human body decomposes.

When the paint can reaches his lab, Dr. Vass opens it.

visible on every map and findable by every GPS.

It is home to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, one of the Department of Energy's largest research institutions, and to the Y-12 National Security Complex, which still processes uranium for the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile.

The K-25 building, the gaseous diffusion plant that was once the largest building in the world, has been largely demolished, a process of decontamination and deconstruction that has taken decades and cost billions of dollars.

The American Museum of Science and Energy, located in the centre of town, tells the story of the Manhattan Project and the city that was built to support it.

There it is between Knoxville and the Cumberland Plateau, in the valley where the Clinch River bends through the parallel ridges.

The streets are visible, the grid of the planned city, the cul-de-sacs of the post-war suburbs that grew up after the fences came down, the commercial strip along the main highway.

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory is visible, its campus of research buildings spread across the valley floor.

The Y-12 National Security Complex is visible, its industrial buildings and security perimeter clearly marked.

And the two alerts were followed by a soil sample sent to Dr. Arpad Voss.

So Dr. Voss is a forensic anthropologist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, and he is best known as a prosecution witness in the Casey Anthony trial.

He had developed methods for detecting compounds released by decomposing human remains.

And his analysis came back as a weak positive.

Let me make a note of that.

When I was a PhD student, I spent three summers working at Oak Ridge National Lab as a research intern.

And it went half overdrive to Great Smoky.

I would sometimes drive there on a Friday after work just towards the sunset.

And on your show, we talked about Operation Paperclip and how that was a real thing.

Because my dad was a scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, worked right alongside some of those guys.

But yet people will try to debunk that and say it never happened and the government did that.

But I think sometimes you have to debunk the debunkers, you know, that there are – Double agents out there and people, and I've noticed this like in, especially in the UFO community.

But everything can't be proven yet.

There's things that we don't understand.

My dad, like I said, he was a scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

He would think about things that happened in the laboratory under extremely controlled conditions.

You heard about the flight, the United flight that crashed in Pennsylvania.

So then people were speculating, what does that mean for, like, Oak Ridge and the Labrador? Right, I

remember that.

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