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2022-09-05T16:04:59.029Z
In the 1950s, the enthusiasm for nuclear power was such that most everyday consumer products all contained radium. Thus, many toys are embellished with the term "atomic" and children whose parents can afford it can have fun with a game box containing radioactive products... But the atomic energy lab will quickly be removed from the shelves, judged not not too dangerous, but too expensive.
Clémentine Portier-Kaltenbach 6:00 p.m., September 05, 2022
In the 1950s, the enthusiasm for nuclear power was such that most everyday consumer products all contained radium.
Thus, many toys are embellished with the term "atomic" and children whose parents can afford it can have fun with a game box containing radioactive products... But the atomic energy lab will quickly be removed from the shelves, judged not not too dangerous, but too expensive.
Source: europe1
