Скачать или смотреть The Building They Couldn't Blow Up at the Nevada Test Site

This is some B-roll from our documentary "Atomic Journeys - Welcome To Ground Zero." Its standard definition and the sound is a little noisy but I thought it was an interesting piece.
Information about the building itself:
The structure is part of Project 31.2, damage to commercial and industrial buildings
exposed to nuclear effects on Plumbbob Priscilla in 1957. It consists of a 28 x 32 ft (8.5 x 9.7m) brick and concrete building reinforced with rebar. The exterior consists of mortared bricks with a 10 in (25 cm) thick poured-concrete header. Access is through a set of double doors on the north elevation. The roof is reinforced, poured concrete poured over corrugated metal held up by 4 walls and one central, welded, dual I-beam. The exterior is brick with multiple I bolts that appear to have been attached to guy wires at one time. The interior of the structure consists of a poured concrete floor with 2 x 4's (5 cm x 10 cm) placed in each corner for extra support (added later). A central depression appears to have had instrumentation in it. Some of the interior walls have 4 in (10 cm) diameter instrumention access holes around the base (probably coaxial cable outlets with 5 per wall). There are also multiple coaxial cables emanating from the upper southwest corner.
Damage to the structure appears to be principally blast related. As such, the integrity is considered to be excellent.