Hey all, today we're revisiting an episode we released last summer just before the opening weekend for Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer.

I'm betting on three kilotons.

Anything less? They won't get what it is. The film pretty much swept the Oscars, racking up a total of seven wins.

Christopher Nolenopamata.

Including best score, best actor, best director, and best picture.

But in spite of all those accolades, there are those who think the movie missed the mark, or at least missed an opportunity.

So here's our episode.

And listen during the credits for a short update. Hey, this is outside in. I'm Nate Hedgy. A few weeks ago I was sitting on a bus outside of the gates of a military base in New Mexico.

It was hot, the air conditioning was roaring.

While we are on the range and we are driving, there's no photography, videography, audio

recordings of any time.

That was our handler, Genjet, and this place is the White Sands Missile Range. It has

hypersonic missiles military secrets we aren't allowed to know about and also

African analog? Chances are we're going to see O'RX.

O'RX were introduced by wildlife officials in New Mexico in the 1960s for trophy hunting.

Now they roam wild out on this active bombing range.

But we weren't there to see Orix.

We were there to see a monument.

All right, so we just stepped out of the bus and kind of near a fenced area with barbed wire,

a little hut, and then a classic yellow sign that says caution radioactive materials.

And there's a gravel road leading towards the Trinity site.

Trinity.

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