A teenage Boy Scout from Michigan constructs a model nuclear reactor using materials gathered from household items in the mid-1990s.
Synopsis
A teenage Boy Scout from Michigan constructs a model nuclear reactor using materials gathered from household items in the mid-1990s.
Synopsis
David Hahn, a teenage Boy Scout from Michigan, becomes fascinated with the Atomic Energy Merit Badge in the mid-1990s. He decides to build a model nuclear reactor using materials sourced from everyday items. As he conducts experiments in his backyard, the results become increasingly unpredictable. Hahn's project raises concerns about safety and the responsibilities that come with scientific curiosity. The film details his ambitious endeavor and the potential dangers of his exploration into nuclear science.
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Why Watch
- Meet David Hahn, the teenage nuclear enthusiast.
- See how a Boy Scout tackled nuclear science.
- Find out what happens when curiosity meets danger.
Did You Know
- David Hahn was a teenager from Michigan in the mid-1990s.
- The film is directed by Bindu Mathur and runs for 24 minutes.
- Hahn's project involved using materials gathered from household items.
- The documentary was released in 2003.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of The Nuclear Boy Scout?
David Hahn, a teenage Boy Scout from Michigan, is the main subject.
What was David Hahn trying to achieve with his experiments?
He was attempting to construct a model nuclear reactor to earn the Atomic Energy Merit Badge.
What year was The Nuclear Boy Scout released?
The Nuclear Boy Scout was released in 2003.
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