China To Set Up Museum Of A, H Bombs, Artificial Sats

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Photo of China's first nuclear bomb test.

by Staff Writers
Beijing, China (XNA) Jan 24, 2006
China is to set to complete its first scientific and technological museum, featuring the atomic and hydrogen bombs and artificial satellites, in Mianyang city, Sichuan province.

The government has invested 250 million yuan, or about 30 million US dollars, in the construction of the museum.

The museum will comprise four different exhibition spaces, highlighting nuclear and computer technology amongst other subjects.

Mianyang city, located in southwest China, is renowned in the fields of science and technology.

source: Xinhua News Agency

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