A concrete dome housing waste from Cold War atomic bomb tests raises environmental concerns.
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I suspect that Rundit Dome is cracked- badly. I tried to zoom in on it using Google Earth- and it is grayed out, so you cannot see it up close. It’s been leaking radioactive waste into the Pacific Ocean since the 1950’s.
Runit Dome- stupid fingers.
IT is a concrete dome poured on sand. Literally has never done anything useful at all.
It does look cool though, right?
There is that…