If you have a very interesting job, be careful when you check the airport security check
Scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) are the best at securing national security. In World War II, they built and built the first atomic bomb in less than two years. Although its destruction destroys humanity, it is still a great invention that changes humanity.
Today, they use the applications of biology, physics, chemistry, construction, fast-paced algorithms, and other science-intensive subjects you've never heard of in school. There is a limitation and also a big problem for the scientists here: the flight.
People at the forefront of national security work are the most likely suspects at the airport as their luggage always includes potentially explosive items.
"I am often screened for potentially explosive materials in my luggage at the airport," said LANL Explosives expert Bryce Tappan on the March 21 edition of Reddit Explosives AMA.
"As a result, inspection and questioning will take longer," Bryce said.
"It's perfectly reasonable to think of the Los Alamos scientists who can blow things up and destroy everything," said the group's AMA humorist. Some excess glycerine, gun powder and any suspicious material used in UXO research can easily be found in their luggage and clothing.
In fact, LANL has more scientists studying explosives than any other nation and probably the most in the world.
You thanked them sincerely for the help of these scientists that the world is safe. And if you think you've had the most uneasy flight in the world when you've gone through so many procedures, you'll have to think back on the stories of these people.
