The Santa Susana Field Laboratory Advisory Panel, funded by the California Legislature, reports that while at the Field Lab, scientists had the freedom to experiment, test and in some cases push their equipment to its limits and beyond.

During its operational history, more than 30,000 rocket engine tests were conducted at SSFL.ДЄccording to California Senate Bill 990 (a state law passed IN 2007 to clean-up SSFL), the site was initially intended to be a remote location for doing scientific work that was considered too dangerous to be done around more populated areas. space program and for advanced weapons research. The rest of the site, more than 2,000 acres was used for the testing and development of rocket engines for the U.S. Over the course of four decades, Area IV would be home to 10 reactors, a plutonium fuel fabrication facility, a uranium fuel facility and a 'hot lab' for remotely cutting up dangerous radioactive material. This 209-acre section of the Field Lab was dedicated to nuclear research including the development and testing of experimental nuclear reactors. Atomic Energy Commission, the predecessor of the Department of Energy and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Field Lab added Area IV. But in 1953, under the supervision of the U.S. At first, the purpose of the site was to test rocket engines. With the detonation of the worldвЂ™s first nuclear weapon by the United States Army on July 16, 1945, the world ushered in the 'Atomic Age.' Two years later, an American aerospace company called North American Aviation selected a rural location in the hills above Simi Valley to build a secret research facility. Another section of the field lab is actually owned by the federal government and was used by NASA for rocket tests and scientific experiments. Atomic Energy Commission which later became the United States Department of Energy. Its nuclear activities at Area IV were once supervised by the U.S. Because of corporate mergers and acquisitions over the years, SSFL has had several owners throughout the decades. The Santa Susana Field Lab went into operation in 1947 and would eventually become home to 10 experimental nuclear reactors as well as the site of thousands of rocket, energy and weapons tests. Thousands live within two miles of the lab. Today, there are more than a half million people living within 10 miles of the site surrounded by dense suburban populations. Suburban housing developments were springing up nearby, but cows still roamed freely and local farms grew oranges and other produce.Д«ut things have changed. When the site was initially developed by North American Aviation, it was in a remote, but growing part of Los Angeles and Ventura counties. It sits atop the Simi Hills overlooking Simi Valley to the north, Chatsworth, West Hills and Canoga Park to the east, Woodland Hills and Thousand Oaks to the south, and Moorpark to the west.

71733 Epic Battle Set - Cole vs.The Santa Susana Field Lab occupies more than 2,800 acres in the rocky terrain of the Simi Hills at the intersection of Simi Valley and the West San Fernando Valley.

70667 Kai's Blade Cycle & Zane's Snowmobile.

70617 Temple of the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon.

The set contains a mini model of 71741 Ninjago City Gardens.

This is the only set to contain all the Golden Legacy ninja.

Tommy Andreasen wrote 6 Christmas poems for this set's instructions, though not all of them were included.

According to Tommy Andreasen, 'the existence of this set DOES NOT establish Christmas as canon in Ninjago!'.

The set is similar to the 70751 Temple of Airjitzu, as both are temples of a similar color scheme and design, encompassing all the ninja, Wu and Misako, depicting a normal part of the ninja's life outside of the battles.

The dragon included in the set is strikingly similar to Chompy.

Although the set does not contain any newly printed pieces on minifigures, Golden Legacy Wu, causal Misako, Santa Garmadon and the Hypnobrai kid are exclusive.

It includes Golden Legacy Lloyd, Cole, Nya, Jay, Zane and Kai, casual Misako, Santa Garmadon, Mezmo, a Hypnobrai kid, the Temple of Celebrations, a Christmas tree, a dragon, and Garmadon's sleigh. Ollie Gregory 4002021 The Temple of Celebrations is a LEGO employee gift.

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