The National Atomic Museum is an institution devoted to nuclear science and history. It was founded in 1969 in New Mexico and was originally named the National Atomic Museum. As a collective author, the museum draws on its collections and research in nuclear science and related history to compile and publish informational and educational materials, focusing on the development of nuclear science, key events, and historical sites. Its work Trinity Site, held in the library, deals with the history and related knowledge of the nuclear test site, reflecting the institution's emphasis on factual historical presentation and public education. Due to limited public information, the museum's specific organizational structure and publishing scale are not detailed here.
