Chapter 1
The 10000-year challenge
Chapter 2
Ray cats and atomic priesthoods
Chapter 3
The architecture of dread
Chapter 4
Universal symbols and the limits of language
YOUR GOAL
Master of How to warn the future about our atomic waste
Ch 1 · The 10000-year challenge
007skaty Located 2,150 feet under a New Mexico salt bed, WIPP stores radioactive waste that must remain undisturbed for
BETA
007skaty Decode glowing cat signals to discover how we warn future generations about radioactive danger.
Fun Fact
Language shift: English changes so fast that the 14th-century epic poem Beowulf is completely unreadable to modern speakers without translation.
Quiz
In what year did the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico begin receiving radioactive waste?
Quiz
Roughly how deep underground is the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) repository?
Quiz
What is the main reason historical archives are not trusted to protect nuclear sites?