🚀The Atlas E missile silo was built in 1960 during the Cold War era.
🔒The bunker is constructed with galvanized steel to ensure longevity and durability.
🌬️The bunker has a ventilation system with large air intake vents.
💡The bunker features a sophisticated electrical system with batteries and inverters.
❄️The temperature inside the bunker remains cool, around 50 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.
When was the Atlas E missile silo built?
—The Atlas E missile silo was built in 1960.
What material was used to construct the bunker?
—The bunker was constructed with galvanized steel.
How does the ventilation system work?
—The bunker has large air intake vents for proper ventilation.
What kind of electrical system does the bunker have?
—The bunker is equipped with batteries and inverters for power supply.
What is the temperature inside the bunker?
—The temperature inside the bunker remains cool, around 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
00:01The video introduces the exploration of a 1960 Atlas E missile silo, a relic from the Cold War era.
02:53The tour guide explains the construction and durability of the bunker, highlighting the use of galvanized steel.
05:00The bunker's ventilation system, with large air intake vents, is showcased.
09:10The electrical system of the bunker, including batteries and inverters, is explained.
10:31The guide mentions the consistent cool temperature inside the bunker, around 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
