During the past week, various news sources have examined the future of Japan’s nuclear power capabilities and the future of atomic tourism. In a recent article by the Washington Examiner, various sites in New Mexico and Tennessee are discussed as hubs for atomic tourism.
The Atomic Heritage Foundation recognizes the importance to educating the public about nuclear science, and hopes that the designation of a Manhattan Project National Historical Park will allow the public to understand the complicated science and history of the Manhattan Project and its legacy for the 21st century.