Parental Advisory on Instagram: "In 1961, at a remote test site in Idaho, the SL-1 nuclear reactor suffered a catastrophic explosion—the only fatal nuclear reactor accident in U.S. history. Three Army specialists were killed instantly. Among them was Richard Leroy McKinley. The blast subjected their bodies to extreme radiation, making normal handling, washing, or cremation impossible under safety standards of the time. For McKinley’s burial, authorities took unprecedented measures at Arlington N

Parental Advisory on Instagram: "On Saturday, June 11, 1955, the 24 Hours of Le Mans descended into catastrophe in what remains the deadliest accident in motorsport history. At approximately 6:26 p.m., as cars surged past the pits, Mike Hawthorn suddenly cut his Jaguar across the track to enter the pits, forcing Lance Macklin to swerve his Austin-Healey directly into the path of the much faster Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR driven by Pierre Levegh. Traveling at over 150 mph, Levegh’s car struck Macklin’

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