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Source: http://www.quarks.de/castor/0203.htm , Size scaled and Grayscaled

Mushroom cloud rises following the Canopus test, August 24, 1968

Photograph most likely taken by French government personnel.

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Rationale: Small, low resolution image of a mushroom cloud. Taken most likely by a member of the French Government or military. This photo is used to compliment articles devoted to its context and history in a neutral manner. Source link is provided.

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