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Bogano 100% – Best guide for all chests, secrets and force echoes

This guide shows you all secrets, chests and force echo locations on Bogano in Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order which has a user score of 8.0 on metacritic .

Here you can see Zeffo and Kashyyyk .

Bogano – Landing Pad Collectibles

Get out of the ship and check the Bogling tunnel to unlock Bogling Studies 3 – Bogling Tunnel. Near the Bogling tunnel you find a pathway that leads underground. You will see a Bogling running away and jump through a door you can destroy with PUSH. Talk with the Bogling and it will join you as a companion.

Bogano – Landing Pad 1

Bogano – Landing Pad 2

After obtaining the Bogling as a companion go to the huge cage with a ball and a socket in it. Push the ball into the socket to open the cage and find the secret which is a Stim Canister.

Bogano – Landing Pad 3

Bogano – Landing Pad 4

Bogano – Landing Pad 5

Bogano – Fractured Plain Collectibles

Bogano – Fractured Plain

Both Chests in the Fractured Plain in Bogano can be easily acquired with JEDI FLIP.

Bogano – Subterranean Refuge Collectibles

Bogano – Subterranean Refuge

From the Entrance use the WALL RUN on the right wall and continue to WALL RUN to a small platform with the force echo The Researcher 7 – Frustration . You can find Flora and Fauna 3 – Para Fish and Terrarium Seed Kalpi at the bottom. Go one floor up and Wall RUN with a lot of jumping from wall to wall to reach the force echo The Researcher 6 – Meditation .Go to the area where you learned the ability WALL RUN and scan the wall for Flora and Fauna 4 – Zaur .

You can reach the upper Secret which is a Stim Canister from Binog Mesa or you PULL the big block at the top of Subterranean Refuge. For the other secret you have to use JEDI FLIP to get to the eastern part of the map with one Force Echo. From the Force Echo WALL RUN and PULL the ropes to swing to the second Secret.

Bogano – Binog Mesa Collectibles

Bogano – Binog Mesa

Instead of wall running to the right part drop down and scan the camp to unlock Bogling Studies 5 – Dead Splox.

Bogano – Hermit’s Abode Collectibles

Bogano – Hermit’s Abode

After your first visit there might be a bounty hunter called Daschorb in Hermit’s Abode. You can find the left chest in a dark room where you have to OVERCHARGE a box to let the floor reveal the chest. You can find Flora and Fauna 1 – Bog Rats and Splox on a table near the entrance and The Researcher 1 – Water Filters on the left after entering. Enter the small room behind the fan where you repaired BD-1 to scan Archive One – Discovery 2 – Sage, Vault and Tomb . Archive Six – Vision – The Premonition can be found right before the point where you got electrocuted and unlocked BD-1s stim pack ability. Enter the narrow path on the right side in the entrance hall and cut your way through to scan a force echo that unlocks The Researcher 4 – Larder.

Bogano – Bodgo Sinkholes Collectibles

Bogano – Bogdo Sinkholes

Get to the top of the left part of the Bogdo Sinkholes scan the Bogling to unlock Bogling Studies 4 – Boglings and then drop down through the holes to fight Oggdo Bogdo. In his lair you will find a chest and a secret. Get to the top again and this time PULL a ramp to get above the right part of the Bogdo Sinkholes. Use the rope (the line on the right on the map) to swing to the Abandoned Workshop. Use it again to get to the chest. After you jump from the rope slow down the fan so you can jump through. Scan the sphere, slow down the fans on the ground and get the secret The Researcher 2 – Research Notes in this room. (It’s a tricky jump)

Bogano – Abandoned Workshop Collectibles

Bogano – Abandoned Workshop 1

You can find 2 chests under water and a secret in the small room. Also use the workbench in there to upgrade BD-1.

Bogano – Abandoned Workshop 2

While returning to your ship you will automatically unlock Archive Three – Dathomir – 1 Discovering Dathomir which unlocks travelling to Dathomir. On the right side of the door with the Dathomir mural you can scan The Researcher 13 – Faded Mural . You can reach the top of the Abandoned Workshop from the Bogdo Sinkholes. Both chests have to be sliced.

Bogano – Great Divide Collectibles

Bogano – Great Divide 1

Check the ground near the save point to unlock The Researcher 5 – Traveling to the Vault .

Bogano – Great Divide 2

You can find the force echo The Researcher 3 – Research Camp at an abandoned camp in this part of the Great Divide.

Bogano – Great Divide 3

Bogano – Ancient Vault Collectibles

As soon as you enter the Vault you unlock Remnants of a Lost Civilization 4 – The Vault and Archive Seven – Goodbye 2 – Secrets of the Vault after watching the scene inside the Vault. Behind the entrance to the Vault you can scan some relics to unlock Remnants of a Lost Civilization 1 – Offerings and inscriptions on the wall to unlock Remnants of a Lost Civilization 2 – Inscriptions.

Bogano – Ancient Vault

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This refined focus on key locations throughout the world, therefore, resulted in a game full of rich environments and unique opportunities for the player to stumble across. However, one problem I certainly had during my first couple of playthroughs of Fallout 3 , way back in the day, was actually finding all of these unique and fun places I had heard about.

Then, even if you were to explore the map from back to front like some kind of crazed wanderer, there would still be world events that would through you off your path, think raiders or super mutant attacks, for example.

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Main Locations in Fallout 3

This city is not only the largest settlement in all of Fallout 3 , but it is also one of the most unique. It is located in the bowels of a slightly decrepit aircraft carrier and only accessible by weighbridge, controlled by the Rivet City security.

The city and its inhabitants occupy most of the ship; however, post the Great War, the bow section had begun to crumble over time, thus letting in a disgustingly large Mirelurk population, infesting the lower sections of the ship and therefore the city.  

The city was originally founded by remnants of the Naval Research Institute under the leadership of Horace Pinkerton. The original purpose of the ship then was simply to house these institute scientists and their labs; however, in 2239, two years after Horace’s band of scientists arrived aboard the ship, a rather large civilian population had started to develop on the carrier, thus forcing the establishment of Rivet City formally on April 25th, 2239.

By the time the Lone Wanderer makes it to Rivet City in search of their father, this city has had time to grow and blossom; therefore, the player will find a large number of NPCs scattered all over the ship with their own jobs, lives, and questlines which the player can follow up on until their heart’s content.

Along with halls of residence for this population, Rivet City also offers a rather large (for the wasteland that is) shopping and trading area alongside an American history museum, science labs, a church, clinic, bar, and hotel. Basically, anything any reasonable person/ghoul could ask for.

If you are now dying to find Rivet City and go on a crazy shopping spree or Mirelurk hunt, then just pick up your gear and head to the most southeastern area of the capital wasteland very close to Anacostia. If this location is also unknown to you, simply follow the eastern side of the Potomac River or by taking a small stroll from the Jefferson Memorial.

• Some of the main NPCs on this floating city include Dr. Madison Li, Dr. Zimmer, and possible follower Butch Deloria.
• The Intelligence Bobblehead can be found at this location.
• There is a total of 14 either given to the player within Rivet City, or that involve Rivet City. These include Scientific Pursuits, The Waters of Life, Slave Hunt, The Replicated Man.
• Staying within the trading area after dark will cause the guards to become hostile towards the player.
• The main enemies found in this location are Mirelurks. However, Talon Company Mercs and Regulators are also known to spawn close to the city.

Tenpenny Tower

This location is one that you will most likely hear about many times before you actually come across it again, whether this is from Mr. Burke as he proposes the blowing up of Megaton for the benefit of Tenpenny Tower’s curator or via the radio DJ Three Dog as he pleads with the said curator to allow ghouls into the tower.

The tower itself was formerly a resort. When you arrive at the tower, you may encounter a ghoul named Michael Masters who will inform you that in his previous life, before the great war, he would often vacation at this hotel, a lavish location strictly for the wealthy and powerful.

It appears Alistair Tenpenny, owner of the tower, decided to keep this trend going by only hiring people who came from a certain stock as well as allowing only the rich and well-to-do inhabitants of the wasteland to enter his prestigious location. He ensured this high-class system by only allowing traders or people with enough caps to pass his classy check system.

Some of the little eccentricities of the tower that gamers should look out for include Mr. Tenpenny’s continuous sniper rifle fire off of his balcony down to the wasteland floor, a sport he calls ‘wasteland safari, also you can come across a protectron barman in the tower which is a unique sight if I do say so myself.

If you are having difficulty finding this location, simply head in a south-westerly direction from Vault 101 and Megaton, and eventually, you will begin to see the tower in the distance. Alternatively, if you choose to blow up Megaton under the instruction of Mr. Burke (findable in Moriarty’s saloon, Megaton), you will be guided to the tower by the quest, Power of the Atom.

• The interior boasts a clothing store, a café, a wellness center, Gustavo’s Armory, and the Federalist Lounge.
• Key residents of Tenpenny Tower include Alistair Tenpenny, Mr. Burke, Gustavo, and Shakes.
• By helping Roy Phillips and his gang of ghouls enter this tower, the player can receive a Ghoul mask as a reward, a unique item.
• After completing Broken Steel, raiders will spawn every three days outside of the tower, attacking all they see.
• Mr. Tenpenny’s suit, lootable after his death, is a one of a kind in the wasteland.

Jefferson Memorial

This is simply one of the most central locations in Fallout 3; not only does the Lone Wanderer have to clear out a super mutant infestation in order to gain access and find clues to their father’s disappearance at the main quest lines midpoint, but the player will also have to return several times throughout the story.

Culminating in the conclusion of the main quest within the Memorial building. The game also starts within the walls of the Memorial as your mother gives birth to you there, shortly before passing away from birth-related complications.

As you may have guessed, The Jefferson Memorial in Fallout 3 is but one of many IRL locations included in the game. The site, originally dedicated to Mr. Thomas Jefferson, one of the principal authors of the Declaration of Independence and the third President of the United States.

This site, however, has not become important to the game’s main quest due to the developer’s love of the former President. Instead, due to its location along the banks of the Potomac River and therefore the Tidal basin, the location would prove perfect for the installation of James, Catherine, and Dr. Li’s Project Purity water purifier, which they hoped would clean the waters of the Tidal Basin. It was also very helpful to those members of Project Purity that the site was left vastly intact by the events of the Great War.

To find this location, the Lone Wanderer can either wait until they progress through the main questline enough until it is pointed out on the map for you or, if you are really feeling the need to pay your respects to the third president of the United States, you can head eastward from Rivet City and from there it is pretty hard to miss.

Just make sure to have plenty of ammo on you for your first trip; those super mutants are not the easiest wasteland critter to deal with.

• The main character is born here before being transported to Vault 101. This room can be found on the Sub-Basement level.
• To enter the Memorial building, the player must enter through the gift shop.
• Through the main quest, you will face off against both Enclave soldiers, super mutants, and centaurs at this location.
• After progressing through the main quest, the Lone Wanderer can pick up several unique items at this location, including Colonel Autumn’s Laser Pistol and his 10mm pistol. Also, your father’s wasteland outfit.

The kicking-off point for our Lone Wanderer, their home from until the age of 19, Vault 101 is one of the most iconic locations in Fallout 3, without a doubt. This Vault was designed and built by the horrible people over at Vault-Tec, and like any Vault-Tec vault, there was a sinister scientific experiment taking place with the trapped inhabitants becoming the unwitting guinea pigs, including the Lone Wanderer, for a brief period of time.

You see, the purpose of this vault was nothing as obviously sinister as other vaults you have no doubt already come across in the various wastelands; no, the only purpose of this Vault was to see what would happen to both the overseer of the said vault and the inhabitants if they simply never left their isolation, rejecting re-entry into the surface world long past when it was deemed safe. The experiment hopped to see what would happen to an overseer who had so much power indefinitely over a small group of what are essentially prisoners.

For some reason, after your mother’s passing, James, your father, decided that Vault 101 was the prime location wherein he could raise his child in peace and safety. Whilst true, this tranquillity would not last long after the scientist decided to simply down tools and flee said vault without a moment’s notice upon the Lone Wanderers 19th birthday.

Having decided his child was old enough now to fend for themselves, he left in the hopes of finishing Project Purity. However, due to the experiment being run in the vault, your father’s escape actually places the gamer in some peril as the overseer suspects you had something to do with his escape forcing you to flee and thus begin the main questline.

After escaping this vault, the Lone Wanderer may actually be able to return to the vault if they wait two weeks after completing the quest Waters of Life. After this time has passed, by walking near the Vault 101 surface entrance, you may be able to pick up a distress call from your vault friend Amata, begging the Lone Wanderer to return and help her deal with the oppressive overseer.

There is no need to describe the location of this vault, considering it is literally where every player of the game starts out, but, in the interest of the format of this article, the vault can be found to the northwest of Megaton and west of Springvale.

• This vault was set up to test the effect of severe isolation over a vast quantity of time on both the normal inhabitants of the vault and the overseer in particular.
•  After the player’s father escapes, the Lone Wanderer must flee as the overseer of the vault comes after the wanderer.
• > Some of the main characters you encounter during your time in the vault are Amata, Allen Mack, Jim Wilkins, and Butch Deloria.
• > This is also where the Medicine Bobblehead can be located.
• > Quests that are given inside the vault include Baby Steps, Growing up Fast, Trouble on The Homefront, and Amata’s Fate.

One of the more interesting locations in Fallout 3, Megaton, is a city that sprung up around the crater made by an unexploded nuclear warhead which, till the day the Lone Wanderer either disarms it or rigs it to blow, still lies activated, possibly exploding at any moment.

The town itself is surrounded by large, thrown-together metal walls and scraps of old pre-war airplanes, fitted with a fully functioning and seemingly impenetrable gate; this settlement is indeed well defended. The original settlers of the town and their reasons for picking such an unusual site are debated. Some within the wasteland say that these first inhabitants chose the location after being denied refuge in Vault 101.

Thus they simply chose an easily identifiable spot to call home. Another possible reason is that these settlers actually worshipped the undetonated nuclear device, and the town simply sprung up around them. Lastly, one of the NPCs in Megaton will state that the town was formed by her great grandfather.

Manya Vargas will continue to say that her ancestor chose the location simply as shelter from the radioactive dust storms, with the city only growing after traders began matriculating through the location in service of these sheltering people.

Megaton is not only the first large settlement virtually every player comes into contact within their playthroughs of Fallout 3, but also where many call their home. When you arrive at the settlement, you are there not more than ten minutes usually when you encounter a Mr. Burke, sent over by Alistair Tenpenny with the goal of setting off the nuclear warhead in order to clear the ‘unsightly’ settlement from the view of Tenpenny Tower.

This gives the player the decision to either be a naughty so and so, deciding to blow up the town or to simply be a decent human being and refuse his offer, alerting the proper authorities. If you do decide to keep your soul intact, then you will be given a rather nice house, complete with its own butler, that you can design yourself with a rather sparse selection of household design options from Crater Side Supply.

To find Megaton, the player simply has to head southeast from vault 101. However, most players will simply find it due to the fact it is staring you in the face the second you emerge from the vault at the beginning of the game.

• This is the first settlement most players will come across in the wasteland.
• The town hosts many important or interesting locations, including The Brass Lantern, the Children of Atom Building, Lucas Simms’ House, Moriarty’s Saloon, and Crater Side Supply.
• If you choose to save Megaton, you will be given a house simply named ‘My Megaton House.
• Some key NPCs found in this location include the possible companion Jericho, Lucas and Harden Simms, Moira Brown, and Lucy West.
• The Strength Bobblehead can be found here, inside Lucas Simms’ house.
• Some great quests are also on offer within Megaton, including The Wasteland Survival Guide, Leo’s Drug Habit, and Following in His Footsteps.
• Occasionally, upon entering or exiting the town, enemies in the form of multiple raiders will spawn nearby.

Canterbury Commons

This location is one of those which simply sums up the entire energy that embodies Fallout 3; it is the developers throwing care to the wind and having a little bit of fun along the way. When the Lone Wanderer stumbles upon the settlement, they will find that the town has become ground zero for a battle between two ‘superhuman’ entities, or to put it truthfully, two crazy people in costumes.

The settlement originally founded by Uncle Roe and his sister Daisy in 2258 now boasts a total of 5 wastelanders who call the simple trading post home. The battle which the Lone Wanderer walks into, however, is the only real story going on in the town by 2277 as Tanya Christoff would slowly descend into madness, wishing to simply irradicate the trading post and all who inhabit it. Soon after, she would become ‘the AntAgonizer.’

In an effort to protect the town, Scott Wollinski then decided to create ‘the Mechanist’ with the goal of defeating his new arch enemy. From this point, the player will be given a quest entitled The Superhuman Gambit wherein the Lone Wanderer must decide which masked vigilante to side with and thus stop the other.

This location can be found at the far eastern side of the capital wasteland, located just to the north of Vault 108. 

• Canterbury Commons hosts several locations, Dominic and Machete’s House, Porter’s Café, Uncle Roe’s House, AntAgonizer’s Lair, and the Mechanist’s Forge.
• The quests Superhuman Gambit and Merchant Empire can be found here.
• Moira Brown from Crater Side Supply in Megaton is originally from this small settlement.
• The robot NPCs which the character may face in fighting the Mechanist level with the player becoming more difficult robot entities as the player progresses.
• The player may make a home here in Dominic and Machete’s house.
• A unique tire iron called Highwayman’s Friend can be found here inside Dominic and Machete’s garage.

Little Lamplight

This area of the capital wasteland was originally used as a tourist attraction before the bombs fell, using the unique underground cavern systems as a sightseeing opportunity. However, post the nuclear apocalypse, this area has changed into a safe haven for children under the age of 16. 

As this location was a government ran tourist entity, the local government before the war had great sway over the direction of the cavern for the future; therefore, when Vault-Tec approached, wishing to turn the lower levels of the said cavern into a vault, approval was given almost right away. This is where Vault 87 would then be constructed. 

The backstory of this location and just how Little Lamplight became the child ran an underground city that it has by the time the Lone Wanderer comes across it is quite sad. When the Great War began on October 2077, 82 students from Early Dawn Elementary were partaking in a very long tour deep in the caverns.

These children, accompanied by a few adult chaperones, then felt the ground shake beneath them; unaware of what had happened, one of the kids went out to check only to report the mushroom clouds looming over the capital city not too far away. Soon after, the adults began either abandoning the children, choosing to leave the caverns, or they began to die from injuries sustained in the caverns, leaving the children to fend for themselves. After some time exploring the caverns, the children discovered and started banging on the door to Vault 87.

Peter Stevens, a vault technician, would answer their knocks from behind the closed door stating that they were already dead, refusing to open up. Some believe he actually thought the children to be hallucinations of his dead child. Regardless of his reasons, however, this was the point the children decided to swear off adults and fend for themselves, never again allowing ‘mungo’s’ as they call adults, to interfere with their lives. During all of this, these children would band together and set up a simple form of government with a ruling mayor.

This location can be found along the far western edge of the capital wasteland and north of the Yao Guai Tunnels. The Lone Wanderer will have to walk into the entrance of the caverns and face an impolite talking to by the young mayor MacCready before being granted access to the location.

• The settlements mayor Joseph MacCready can be encountered again in Fallout 4.
• Sections included within the caverns are Lamplight Restrooms, Spelunkers, Little Lamplight Office Building, a Souvenir Shop, and the Great Chamber.
• If the player has the Child at Heart perk, an option to play tag with some of the children in the caverns becomes available.  
• Quests associated with this location include Picking up the Trail, Happy Birthday to You, Rescue from Paradise, The Kid-Kidnapper, Those!, and Fungus Deal.

Paradise Falls

This location can be found in an old-world shopping mall. The controlling faction of this area, however, makes the name ‘Paradise’ seem like some sort of cruel joke. Controlled by the Slavers, this area is known throughout the capital wasteland for its ability to disappear people into indentured servitude or worse.

By the time the Lone Wanderer makes their way to Paradise Falls, the ruling slaver is Eulogy Jones, an intelligent man not short of charisma and a good wardrobe. Eulogy busies himself by controlling the purchase and selling of human beings, leaving the dirty work to his underlings, and rising to power by killing his former boss, the psychotic Harmon Jurley. Basically, then, Paradise Falls serves as a horrible, cattle mart-style auction house for the slavers of the wasteland to come together and sell/trade their slave collar trapped victims.

The settlement is famous for the denizens often encroaching into other locations such as Big Town and Little Lamplight. However, the slavers are not against, by any means, taking random souls from the roads and wildernesses of the wastelands should they come across any.

To find this horrible location, the Lone Wanderer must simply head north of Vault 101, Arefu, and/or Vault 106. The location is then further characterized by its rectangular layout and can be identified further by a Tall Boy statue outside.

• Having negative karma when entering Paradise falls will open many dialogue options. Having evil or worse karma will allow the Lone Wanderer immediate access without paying by simply responding with ‘Do you know who I am?’.
• Notable NPCs at this location are Eulogy Jones, Carolina Red, Crimson and Clover, and Grouse.
• The speech bobblehead can be found here in Eulogy’s Pad.
• If the player completes the quest, The Kid-Kidnapper, they will receive the unique item Bogeyman’s Hood.
• Quests related to this area include Rescue from Paradise, Strictly Business, Economics of Violence, Strictly Profitable, and The Kid Kidnapper. 
• Eulogy Jones will drop a finger when killed if the Lawbringer perk is selected. 
• The area itself is very prone to hostility, with the slavers turning hostile through many ways including, drawing your weapon, bringing in certain companions such as Jericho, and entering the location via stealth.
• If the Lone Wanderer frees the slave Arkansas, they will turn hostile, attacking everything in sight.

Big Town, despite its name, is a rather small to medium-sized settlement within the capital wasteland. It is rather meekly fortified and thus plays victim to countless slaver and super mutant attacks, despite what you may have heard from the denizens of Little Lamplight, who refer to the settlement as safe and comfortable. However, this may be because every child within little Lamplight, once turned 16, is actually banished out of the cavern system and into this town; thus, the children are probably more hopeful for this peace and tranquillity promised than certain.

With that being said, however, due to these constant attacks and kidnappings, the Lone Wanderer arrives in a town wherein the inhabitants have been defeated both physically and mentally. Not long after arriving, you will find that many inhabitants have also been recently kidnapped by super mutants and taken to the Old Police Station in Germantown, a bunch the player can choose to save.

What is great about this location is the effect the arrival of the player can have on it. If the Lone Wanderer decides to stay and help out the inhabitants by firstly saving their friends from Germantown and then helping them fortify and kill a super mutant attack thereafter, the settlement can be freed from these constant attacks. Not only will this result in the completion of the Big Trouble in Big Town quest, but it will also boost the moods of the NPCs who call the town home.

This location can be found far to the north of Vault 101, along the banks of the river, which cuts directly through the middle of the wastes. To gain access to the settlement, the player must cross a bridge as there is a moat dug around the area, with fortified walls around the other points of entry.

• Big Town is actually a name derived from the songs of Roy Brown, a singer who also has two songs in the Fallout 3 soundtrack. Butcher Pete and Mighty, Mighty Man, can often be heard player by Three Dog over at Galaxy News Radio.
• If the player saves Timebomb, you will be given a unique Lucky 8-ball as a reward.
• The NPC’s mental state can be observed via dialogue with Buttercup before and after Big Trouble in Big Town’s completion. 
• The main NPCs in this location are Buttercup, Dusty, Timebomb, Pappy, Flash, and Sticky.
• Encounters with super mutants, raiders, and slavers are common in the surrounding areas of Big Town.
• Quests related to this location include Strictly Business, The Replicated Man, Buttercup Runneth Over, Big Trouble in Big Town, and Happy Birthday to You.

Galaxy News Radio

This location functions similarly after the war as it did before, as a radio broadcasting station in the downtown Washington DC area. However, it is now run by the ever-popular Three Dog and functions more as a community radio station, reporting on the happenings and dangers of the capital wasteland. Three Dog took over the broadcasting station as early as 2272 with the help of Margaret, a technician. This station also concerns itself with the playing of Fallout 3’s soundtrack, mostly focusing on tracks from the 40s, 50s, and 60s, as well as the ongoing actions of the player character, the Lone Wanderer.

Most likely, the Lone Wanderer will find their way to GNR by following the main questline to find their father. At this time, the signal from GNR does not reach the entirety of the wastes and is, in fact, very spotty even as close as Megaton; therefore, when the player reaches Three Dog, after taking on a super mutant behemoth with the Brotherhood of Steel, and asks about their father’s whereabouts, the DJ offers the player a deal. If you help him by restoring a satellite dish on top of the Washington Monument, he will give you all that he knows. Alternatively, the player can get the information via speech checks, but this will still leave the GNR signal very spotty until the dish is replaced.

From this point on, after the super mutant attack and relative usefulness of the GNR building and its broadcast, the Brotherhood of Steel will take up permanent residence inside the plaza, defending the building and resident DJ. 

To find this location, the player needs simply follow the main questline; however, if you are a bit eager to meet Three Dog, simply head to the Chevy Chase district in the capital wasteland. This district can be accessed via the Farragut West Metro Station, the entrance to which is directly East of and across a small river from the Super-Duper Mart. 

• Galaxy News Radio plays host to most of the game’s soundtrack whilst also immersing the player into the game by announcing the player’s achievements to the wastes as you progress.
• Three Dog is a unique character; however, he can be killed. If this happens, the broadcast from GNR will change with a technician called Margert taking his place, only playing music.
• Outside the GNR building, the player can find a Fat Man on a downed BoS soldier.
• The GNR system appears in Fallout 4 under the name Silver Shroud Radio, operated by Kent Kennedy.
• Related quests to this location include Galaxy News Radio and Following in His Footsteps.
• Super mutants regularly spawn in this location, whilst ghouls can always be found when exiting through the rear of the building.
• If the player completes an unmarked quest wherein they find information relating to their father and Three Dog in Rivet City, before completing the Galaxy News Radio quest, Three Dog will give the player a key to a weapons locker in Hamilton’s Hideaway.

Found in the Museum of History, Underworld is a settlement inhabited mostly by ghouls amongst the remains of a pre-war exhibit displaying alternative views of the afterlife with banners hanging either side of the entryway reading “an exhibit on death and the afterlife.” On the player’s map, this entryway is marked as ‘Underworld Journey.’ With this exhibit and the ghoul residents, one could argue that the Fallout 3 developers need a lesson on subtlety. Nonetheless, it is a very interesting location filled with many unique moments and sights. 

When trying to gain access to this Underworld location, the player will have to fight through myriad super mutants, or as I always do in the opening stages of the game, sneak around the edge and avoid them entirely. However, the inhabitants of Underworld state that they are mostly left alone by the super mutants, probably because they see the ghouls as something similar to themselves and therefore not the enemy. The residents do hold animosity towards the BoS, however, as they see the organization as nothing more than makers of conflict. 

When the Lone Wanderer initially gains entry in Underworld, the residents are initially stand-offish but welcome you anyway. This positive treatment is only continued if you meet Willow in ruins outside of the Museum, a ghoul which will help show you into the Underworld. Once inside the Lone Wanderer will find many stores, including Carol’s Place, The Chop Shop, The Ninth Circle, and Underworld Outfitter.

To find this location, the player will have to enter through the Museum of History, which can be located on the north side of the mall, northeast of the Washington Monument.

• The player may find Moira Brown at this location if they both choose to blow up Megaton and are yet to complete the Wasteland Survival Guide quest. 
• This location proves key in the Riley’s Rangers quest as the infirmary heals up both Riley and her Rangers; going here is how you progress through the quest.
• A Replicated Man holotape can be found in this location. 
• If the player finds a note from Little Moonbeam’s father and gives it to Sydney, they will give the player Sydney’s 10mm ‘Ultra’ SMG.
• The companion Charon can be recruited here; however, it will result in the death of the Underworld resident Ahzrukhal.
• A great deal of the artwork and imagery found within the Underworld is inspired by Dante’s  The Divine Comedy .

Raven Rock 

This facility, known as Site R, was built prior to the war by the Enclave operatives inside of the pre-war government. The idea behind the facility was to ensure the continuance of the Enclave even after the nuclear apocalypse they knew would happen. In the capital wasteland, more than 200 years post this Great War; the facility is doing just that, acting as a base of operations for the Enclave . 

One of the installed fail-safes within this facility was the ZAX unit. The purpose of which was to help run and automate many of the systems within the base. This system, however, would soon begin showing signs of sentience, of free thought, and therefore began pouring over documents and details referring to the world and the government at large. This system continued to do so as the world crumbled up until the Lone Wanderer made their way into Raven Rock as part of the main questline. By this time, the system had developed its own personality based on an amalgamation between the two former US Presidents, George Washington and Dick Richardson. This personality known as John Henry Eden would then contact the Enclave and become the president of the organization, ordering forces back to the Raven Rock Facility.

This facility, therefore, not only housed the system claiming to be the President of the United States but also had the manufacturing capabilities to continue the progress of the Enclave, with the ability to construct Vertibirds, power armor, and weapons. However, the all-powerful John Henry Eden did not see mutiny coming. At the point, the Lone Wanderer is captured and brought to Ravens Rock, Colonel Augustus Autumn, like any man with a name such as that, decided to launch an attack for the top seat. This then allows the Lone Wanderer to escape, either destroying the facility on the way out or leaving it to be destroyed by Liberty Prime -only two weeks after the activation of Project Purity.

To find this location, the player must head to the most north-westerly location in the capital wastes; however, the player can only go to this location a set number of times via the main plotline.

• This location is the second-highest defended location of the Enclave after the Enclave Presidential Oil Rig.
• The building is separated into two levels and a control room.
• The energy weapons bobblehead is located here, near the end of sector 2C, in Colonel Autumn’s room. Since this location cannot be returned, this is the only chance to retrieve said item.
• Quests related to this area are Finding the Garden of Eden and The American Dream. 
• You may come up against all manner of robotic defenses, ghouls, and other enemies at this location.
• To destroy Raven Rock, the player either needs to pass a speech check with the President, a science skill of 75, or via the self-destruct code found in Colonel Autumn’s room.
• After leaving Raven Rock, Enclave soldiers will spawn outside the location every three days.

This location was formerly a simple series of mines hosting a massive network of cave systems below the surface of the United States. Once the bombs began to fall during the Great War, many inhabitants of the surrounding mining towns took to these same caverns for safety, similar to those at Little Lamplight. Over time though, this former mine began to feel the passage of time with the stripping of more and more of the mining equipment, which helped form the original cave system.

By the year 2240, however, the mine and above-ground rock formation began to see new life in its midst as Bob, and fan-favorite Harold found themselves arriving at the mines. However, by this time, Harold had begun to have had enough of Bob, the formation growing out of his head, and therefore decided to place roots down in Oasis.

This, therefore, resulted in both Bob and Harold being trapped in Oasis as mutant trees whilst later becoming deities to the Treeminders. These people see Harold and Bob as Gods and therefore worship them. The first to do this was Birch, who decided that Harold was not some abomination from the wastes but instead a God which he could form a cult around, defending the tree at all costs. These cult members also refer to a time of year called Harvest Month wherein Bob’s seeds ripen and disperse around him, thus creating life in an otherwise dead world.

When the Lone Wanderer arrives at this location, they are the first outsider to do so in years, and they must explore through the many sections of the Oasis in order to fulfill their quest, which includes the vast cave systems, The Grove, and much more. One interesting thing about this location is that it appears as though it had originally been planned to be included in the base game, accessible from the main map of the capital wasteland instead of being a separate world altogether.

This is displayed via the GECK editor, which shows an inaccessible door where Oasis should have been located in the wasteland called “OasisDoorFroomWastelandToHarold.” Whether this inclusion was cut due to time-saving reasons or because Bethesda saw dollar signs in the DLC potential of the area, we will never know.

• Three Dog mentions the Oasis as a tree-filled place he once witnessed but explained it away as a possible vision from a drug-fuelled haze.
• The player will eventually have a very difficult moral decision to make is whether to kill and spare Harold a life of torment, thus dooming the Oasis to Burn and collapse or to keep alive to suffer for the good of the people and Oasis as a whole.
• The only quest related to this area is entitled Oasis.
• Key figures from this location are Tree Father Birch, Harold, Bob, Bloomseer Poplar, Branchtender Cypress, and Leaf Mother Laurel.
• In this location, you may face off against Mirelurks of all kinds, radroaches, and many more.

The Citadel

The Citadel, now headquarters for the Brotherhood of Steel in the capital wasteland, sits atop the ruins of the pre-war Pentagon building. This ruin was constructed in 1943 and soon became the headquarters for all military branches in America right up until the great war in October of 2077.

In the years proceeding the Great War, the Pentagon was also adapted to become a location for the most secretive research projects in the whole of the United States. Therefore, to conduct these experiments, a partnership between General Atomics and RobCo was launched, the overall aim of such partnership being the creation of Liberty Prime.

This robot would stand as a symbol of American strength, standing at 40 feet tall, heavily armored, and filled to the brim with armaments, including nuclear capabilities. However, this project was not finished before the Great War, and thus the project and building were abandoned.

This was the state of affairs for the old Pentagon building until the Brotherhood of Steel sent out a unit headed by then Star Paladin Owyn Lyons to recover any and all useful technologies for the cause. On this expedition, the Star Paladin came across the building and, in 2255, found that whilst the upper floors were damaged, the lower levels had been left mostly intact.

This building alone gave them enough technology to keep the brotherhood as a major force in the wasteland for years to come; of course, they also discovered the incomplete Liberty Prime. This discovery earned Star Paladin Lyons a promotion to Elder, with the new duty of establishing a BOS footprint in the capital wastes.

In moving into the old building, this brotherhood unit would fortify the destroyed above-ground building, thus turning it into the Citadel. In rebuilding, the BoS crews managed to bring back the courtyard and two inner rings into almost full operation, leaving the other rings as they were, simply mounting them with security for further layers of protection.

This location is key in the completion of the main quest as without the finishing of Liberty Prime, there would be no way that either the player or their Brotherhood allies could fight through the Enclave defenses set up around the Jefferson Memorial. 

This location is subject to many changes with the introduction of the Broken Steel add-on. Firstly, it can become a target for destruction via orbital missile when the player gains control of the Adams Air Force terminal at the end of the Who Dares Wins quest. Also, a super mutant overlord will spawn to the south side of the compound along with two other mutant variables.

To find this location, the player must head to the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge or to the Northeast of the Arlington Library. However, you will not be granted access through the fortified front gate until you have progressed far enough in the central plotline.

• The citadel is formed by the Bailer, the A and B rings, the laboratory, and an armory.
• Key inhabitants of the Citadel include Elder Owyn Lyons, Sentinel Sarah Lyons, Scribe Rothchild, and Squire Anthony Maxson.
• This squire, Anthony Maxson, grows up to be the Supreme Commander of the East Coast arm of the Brotherhood in Fallout 4.
• In the B ring, you can find Smugglers End, a unique laser pistol inside Elder Lyons’ safe.
•  Despite the BoS mission to destroy mutants, they will not fire on your companion Fawkes.
• There are suggestions in Fallout 4 that the Citadel suffers a tragic event after the events of Fallout 3, yet it still remains the HQ for the eastern arm of the BoS.

Vault 112 and Tranquillity Lane

Vault 112, like any other vault constructed by Vault-Tec before the Great War, was billed as a safe haven for a select lucky few should the bombs fall. However, this was not the truth; in fact, Vault-Tec had planned all along to use these facilities to conduct individual scientific experiments on the trapped inhabitants of the vaults. 

This vault was one of the last to be completed, with construction only finishing in June of 2074, only three years before the first bomb fell. The vault was supposed to contain up to 85 inhabitants who would be placed into a virtual world for the entire duration of the vault’s experiment, which had no actual end date. The vault was also built to tend to the needs of the overseer, Dr. Stanislaus Braun, in return for his creation of the Garden of Eden Creation Kit or G.E.C.K. 

Within this vault then, the inhabitants would be placed in ‘Visiontron Loungers,’ whereby they would experience several different simulated worlds, each of which is governed by Dr. Braun. The last of these simulated worlds was Tranquillity Lane.

This simulation was supposed to be a representation of the ‘perfect life; however, with Dr. Braun being a typical Fallout overseer, that was not the case. With his complete control over the simulation, Dr. Braun would subject these inhabitants to severe mental torture, making them tend to his every whim. Braun, however, did decide to keep the simulation seemingly pleasant as he found that allowing the inhabitants to feel at home in an American-like suburb would make it even more satisfying when he eventually broke their peaceful, happy lives. 

This is where you eventually meet your father, trapped in this simulation by Dr. Braun in the form of a dog; however, the player does not know this when first entering the simulation. To get your father out of this predicament, the player can either go along with Dr. Braun’s sadistic requests, keeping him in the form of the little girl Betty happy for a little while longer. Or they can find a hidden terminal locked within the Abandoned house inside Tranquillity Lane. Unlocking this terminal will give the player a series of choices in order to end the simulation and therefore save your father.

You can find this location underneath Smith Casey’s Garage, westward of Evergreen Mills, and south of Charnel House.

• The player will have to take out several mole rats and radroaches in order to get access to the Vaults entrance door.
• One of the Robobrain cleaners states that the lone wanderer is exactly 202.3 years late. By doing this math, it appears that Vault 112 went into isolation a full two years before the bombs even fell.
• The only piece of notable loot that can be found in the equipment room, the overseer’s room password.
• The G.E.C.K designed by Dr. Braun is a terraforming device created in order to make transforming the post-nuclear wasteland easier for the survivors. 

Republic of Dave

This small ‘micronation’ as it deems itself, is a settlement found in the capital wasteland. The ‘Republic,’ as they deem themselves, does not have a set name perse. Instead, it changes to fit the name of whoever is in charge of the settlement at that moment. This location is one of the more unique and interesting places in the capital wasteland, with myriad quests and fun NPCs to interact with.

Another funny aspect of the location is the number of services it offers for the very small number of residents. Services like an Immigration Bureau, Tourism Office, and a Bureau of Dave-Like Activities. Yes, you read that right; there is a Bureau specifically designated to handling Dave-Like activities. Is this not reason enough to travel to this location. To find this location, simply travel to the north-eastern section of the map and east of Old Olney and make sure you have at least 250 caps to make it through the Immigration Bureau. Yes, I’m not kidding.

• This ‘Republic’ was formerly a kingdom under the reign of Tom. This changed after Dave allowed voting thus turning the settlement into a democracy.
• Within this Republic, there is a museum, school, Capitol Building and separate men and women sleeping areas.
• Notable lot in this area includes Ol’ Painless, a unique hunting rifle and the perception bobblehead that can be found in the museum.
• Quests related to this location include You Gotta Shoot ‘Em in the Head and Election Day.

The Best of the Rest

We would love to spend all day listing every single area in this wonderful world map that Fallout 3 offers, but that’s not exactly conducive to a great article. So instead, here is a quick list showcasing the best Fallout locations we couldn’t squeeze in:

• – Fort Constantine
• – Vernon Square
• – Bethesda Ruins
• – Seward Square
• – Arlington House / Arlington Library
• – Reilly’s Rangers Compound
• – Dukov’s Place
• – Minefield
• – Old Olney
• – The National Archives
• – Fordham Flash Memorial Field
• – Georgetown East
• – Point Lookout (DLC)
• – The Pitt (DLC)

Question: How many locations are there in Fallout 3?

Answer: There are exactly 163 marked locations in Fallout 3 once all location revealing perks have been selected; these are Lawbringer and Contract Killer as these add both the Regulator HQ and Scrapyard Office.

Question: How many vaults does Fallout 3 have?

Answer: The Fallout franchise is synonymous with the existence of weird, wacky, and troubling vaults being scattered throughout the wastes. Therefore, like every other title in the franchise, there are a number of unique vaults, 6 in total.

Question: Is the White House in Fallout 3?

Answer: As with many other IRL locations included in the fallout universe and Fallout 3 specifically, the White House is indeed in Fallout 3. It is also mentioned in Fallout 4 and 76.

So, there you have it, a detailed guide to some of the key and more unique locations scattered throughout the capital wasteland. Whether you wish to live in the lap of luxury behind the high walls of Tenpenny Tower or on the moving tides within Rivet City, this guide has hopefully helped give you some important details. So, what are you waiting for? Get out there and start exploring!

Question: What Other Games Like Fallout 3 Would I Enjoy?

Answer: If you were a huge fan of what Fallout 3 had to offer, then you should absolutely check out these gaming gems:

• Fallout New Vegas (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
• Fallout 1+2 (PC)
• Fallout 4 (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
• The Outer Worlds (PS4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch)

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Walmart will close all 51 of its health centers: See full list of locations

Walmart health has clinics located next to its supercenters in five states: arkansas, georgia, florida, illinois and texas. see below for a full list of addresses..

Walmart is closing all 51 of its health centers throughout the United States, citing rising operations costs and reimbursement challenges that have made running them unsustainable.

The health centers, located next to Walmart Supercenters, have provided low-cost medical care to patients in a handful of states for the past five years.

Walmart also had plans to open additional health centers this year before the retailer made the announcement Tuesday about the closures.

Walmart Health center locations

An online directory provides addresses for all the health centers, including two locations in Gladstone, Missouri and Fort Worth, Texas that will no longer be opening, Walmart said.

Walmart has not yet decided on a specific date for when each center will close, but the retailer indicated intentions to share those details as soon as decisions are made.

Here is a list of all the clinics that will be closing.

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Arkansas (3 locations)

• Fort Smith : 2100 N. 62nd St.
• Rogers : 2110 W. Walnut St.
• Springdale : 4870 Elm Springs Road, Suite B

Florida (23 locations)

• Brandon : 11108 Causeway Boulevard
• Hudson : 12582 U.S. Highway 19
• Jacksonville (5 locations): 4250 Philips Highway, Unit 100; 11900 Atlantic Boulevard, Unit 1; 10991 San Jose Boulevard, Unit 100; 12100 Lem Turner Road, Unit 100; 7075 Collins Road Unit 100
• Kissimmee (2 locations): 1471-B E Osceola Parkway; 904 B Cypress Parkway
• Lutz : 1563 Land O' Lakes Boulevard
• Middleburg : 1586 Branan Field Road
• New Port Richey : 8901 State Road 54
• Ocoee : 10490 W. Colonial Drive
• Orlando (3 locations): 11242 E. Colonial Drive; 5997 S. Goldenrod Road; 8109 S. John Young Parkway
• Pinellas Park : 8007 U.S. Highway 19 N.
• Plant City : 2600 James L. Redman Parkway
• Sanford : 3647 S. Orlando Drive
• St. Petersburg : 3491 34th St. S.
• Wesley Chapel : 28516 State Road 54
• Winter Garden : 16313 New Independence Parkway, Unit 110
• Zephyrhills : 7745 Gall Boulevard

Georgia (17 locations)

• Calhoun : 448 W. Belmont Drive
• Carrollton : 1735 S. Highway 27
• Cartersville : 101 Market Place Boulevard Southeast, Suite B
• Columbus : 5448 Whittlesey Boulevard, Suite B
• Conyers : 1436 Dogwood Drive, Southeast
• Dallas : 3615 Charles Hardy Parkway, Unit 200
• Dalton : 815 Shugart Road
• Fayetteville : 125 Pavilion Parkway, Suite A
• Loganville : 4221 Atlanta Highway, Suite 101
• Macon : 6020 Harrison Road, Suite B
• Marietta : 210 Cobb Parkway South, Suite 100
• McDonough : 137 Willow Lane
• Monroe : 2042 W. Spring St.
• Newnan : 1025 Bullsboro Dr., Suite A
• Rome : 2510 Redmond Circle, Northwest
• Suwanee : 3245 Lawrenceville Suwanee Road, Suite 100
• Woodstock : 6435 Bells Ferry Road, Suite 110

Illinois (1 location)

• Chicago : 1715 N. Kilpatrick Ave.

Texas (7 locations)

• Garland : 555 W. Interstate 30
• Palestine : 2223 S. Loop 256
• Pearland : 10505 Broadway St., Suite 100
• Royse City : 494 W. Interstate 30
• Sugar Land : 335 Highway 6
• Tomball : 22605 Tomball Parkway, Suite C
• Tyler : 3820 State Highway 64 W.

What else to know about the closures of Walmart Health centers

Walmart introduced the health centers in 2019 to provide a range of low-cost medical services – including medical, dental and behavioral health care.

The company said it will now focus its health business on its nearly 4,600 pharmacies and more than 3,000 vision centers across the United States.

It's unclear how many jobs will be eliminated as a result of the health center closures.

Walmart said it will provide eligible employees with the opportunity to transfer to other parts of its business, including Sam's Club locations. Employees may also be eligible for severance benefits, the company said.

Eric Lagatta covers breaking and trending news for USA TODAY. Reach him at [email protected]

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Research: Why People Really Buy Upcycled Products

• Sara Caprioli,
• Christoph Fuchs,
• Bram Van den Bergh

Creativity is more of a selling point than sustainability.

Researchers who analyzed consumer feedback from Etsy discovered that what consumers value most about upcycled products is not their sustainability but their creativity. Their findings offer some guidelines for companies who hope to design and successfully market upcycled products: 1) Designers should consider using components from other industries to enhance the appeal of their products and encourage cross-industry collaboration; 2) Product designers and managers should identify new uses for product components; 3) Marketers should emphasize creativity, as well as sustainability, in their messaging about upcycled products; and 4) Companies can boost the appeal of new products by emphasizing design elements that remind consumers of upcycled products.

Upcycling — the creation of new products by reusing one or more components from ones — is having a moment.

• SC Sara Caprioli is a postdoctoral researcher at the TUM School of Management in Germany. Her work focuses on the effects of creativity and artificial intelligence on human behavior.
• CF Christoph Fuchs is a professor of marketing at the University of Vienna in Austria. His research is situated at the interface of marketing, technology, and human behavior.
• BB Bram Van den Bergh is professor of marketing at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research focuses on decision making and persuasion.

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Professor Emeritus Bernhardt Wuensch, crystallographer and esteemed educator, dies at 90

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MIT Professor Emeritus Bernhardt Wuensch ’55, SM ’57, PhD ’63, a crystallographer and beloved teacher whose warmth and dedication to ensuring his students mastered the complexities of a precise science matched the analytical rigor he applied to the study of crystals, died this month in Concord, Massachusetts. He was 90.

Remembered fondly for his fastidious attention to detail and his office stuffed with potted orchids and towers of papers, Wuensch was an expert in X-ray crystallography, which involves shooting X-ray beams at crystalline materials to determine their underlying structure. He did pioneering work in solid-state ionics, investigating the movement of charged particles in solids that underpins technologies critical for batteries, fuel cells, and sensors. In education, he carried out a major overhaul of the curriculum in what is today MIT’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering (DMSE).

Despite his wide-ranging research and teaching interests, colleagues and students said, he was a perfectionist who favored quality over quantity.

“All the work he did, he wasn’t in a hurry to get a lot of stuff done,” says DMSE’s Professor Harry Tuller. “But what he did, he wanted to ensure was correct and proper, and that was characteristic of his research.”

Born in Paterson, New Jersey, in 1933, Wuensch first arrived at MIT as a first-year undergraduate in the 1950s. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physics before switching to crystallography and earning a PhD from what was then the Department of Geology (now Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences). He joined the faculty of the Department of Metallurgy in 1964 and saw its name change twice over his 46 years, retiring from DMSE in 2011.

As a professor of ceramics, Wuensch was a part of the 20th-century shift from a traditional focus on metals and mining to a broader class of materials that included polymers, ceramics, semiconductors, and biomaterials. In a 1973 letter supporting his promotion to full professor, then-department head Walter Owen credits Wuensch for contributing to “a completely new approach to the teaching of the structure of materials.”

His research led to major advancements in understanding how atomic-level structures affect magnetic and electrical properties of materials. For example, Tuller says, he was one of the first to detail how the arrangement of atoms in fast-ion conductors — materials used in batteries, fuel cells, and other devices — influences their ability to swiftly conduct ions.

Wuensch was a leading light in other areas, including diffusion, the movement of ions in materials such as liquids or gases, and neutron diffraction, aiming neutrons at materials to collect information about their atomic and magnetic structure.

Tuller, a DMSE faculty member for 49 years, tapped Wuensch’s expertise to study zinc oxide, a material used to make varistors, semiconducting components that protect circuits from high-voltage surges of electricity. Together, Tuller and Wuensch found that in such materials ions move much more rapidly along the grain boundaries — the interfaces between the crystallites that make up these polycrystalline ceramic materials.

“It’s what happens at those grain boundaries that actually limits the power that would go through your computer during a voltage surge by instead short-circuiting the current through these devices,” Tuller says. He credited the partnership with Wuensch for the knowledge. “He was instrumental in helping us confirm that we could engineer those grain boundaries by taking advantage of the very rapid diffusivity of impurity elements along those boundaries.”

In recognition of his accomplishments, Wuensch was elected a fellow of the American Ceramics Society and the Mineralogical Society of America and belonged to other professional associations, including The Electrochemical Society and Materials Research Society. In 2003 he was awarded an honorary doctorate from South Korea’s Hanyang University for his work in crystallography and diffusion-related phenomena in ceramic materials.

“A great, great teacher”

Known as “Bernie” to friends and colleagues, Wuensch was equally at home in the laboratory and the classroom. “He instilled in several generations of young scientists this ability to think deeply, be very careful about their research, and be able to stand behind it,” Tuller says.

One of those scientists is Sossina Haile ’86, PhD ’92, the Walter P. Murphy Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Northwestern University, a researcher of solid-state ionic materials who develops new types of fuel cells, devices that convert fuel into electricity.

Her introduction to Wuensch, in the 1980s, was his class 3.13 (Symmetry Theory). Haile was at first puzzled by the subject, the study of the symmetrical properties of crystals and their effects on material properties. The arrangements of atoms and molecules in a material is crucial for predicting how materials behave in different situations — whether they will be strong enough for certain uses, for example, or can conduct electricity — but to an undergraduate it was “a little esoteric.”

“I certainly remember thinking to myself, ‘What is this good for?’” Haile says with a laugh. She would later return to MIT as a PhD student working alongside Wuensch in his laboratory with a renewed perspective.

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“He just made seemingly esoteric topics really interesting and was very astute in knowing whether or not a student understood.” Haile describes Wuensch’s articulate speech, “immaculate” handwriting, and detailed drawings of three-dimensional objects on the chalkboard. Haile notes that his sketches were so skillful that students felt disappointed when they looked at a figure they tried to copy in their notebooks.

“They couldn’t tell what it was,” Haile says. “It felt really clear during lecture, and it wasn’t clear afterwards because no one had a drawing as good as his.”

Carl Thompson, the Stavros V. Salapatas Professor in Materials Science and Engineering at DMSE, was another student of Wuensch’s who came away with a broadened outlook. In 3.13, Thompson recalls Wuensch asking students to look for symmetry outside of class, patterns in a brick wall or in subway station tiles. “He said, ‘This course will change the way you see the world,’ and it did. He was a great, great teacher.”

In a 2005 videorecorded session of 3.60 (Symmetry, Structure, and Tensor Properties of Materials), a graduate class that he taught for three decades, Wuensch writes his name on the board along with his telephone extension number, 6889, pointing out its rotational symmetry.

“You can pick it up, turn it head-over-heels by 180 degrees, and it’s mapped into coincidence with itself,” Wuensch said. “You might think I would have had to have fought for years to get it, an extension number like that, but no. It just happened to come my way.”

(The class can be watched in its entirety on MIT OpenCourseWare .)

Wuensch also had a whimsical sense of humor, which he often exercised in the margins of his students’ papers, Haile says. In a LinkedIn tribute to him, she recalled a time she sent him a research manuscript with figures that was missing Figure 5 but referred to it in the text, writing that it plotted conductivity versus temperature.

“Bernie noted that figures don’t plot; people do, and evidently Figure 5 was missing because ‘it was off plotting somewhere,’” Haile wrote.

Reflecting on Wuensch’s legacy in materials science and engineering, Haile says his knowledge of crystallography and the manual analysis and interpretation he did in his time was critical. Today, materials science students use crystallographic software that automates the algorithms and calculations.

“The current students don’t know that analysis but benefit from it because people like Bernie made sure it got into the common vernacular at the time when code was being put together,” Haile said.

A multifaceted tenure

Wuensch served DMSE and MIT in innumerable other ways, serving on departmental committees on curriculum development, graduate students, and policy, and on School of Engineering and Institute-level committees on education and foreign scholarships, among others. “He was always involved in any committee work he was asked to do,” Thompson says.

He was acting department head for six months starting in 1980, and in 1988-93 he was the director of the Center for Materials Science and Engineering, an earlier iteration of today’s Materials Research Center.

For all his contributions, there are few things Wuensch was better known for at MIT than his office in Building 13, which had shelves lined with multicolored crystal lattice models, representing the arrangements of atoms in materials, and orchids he took meticulous care of. And then there was the cityscape of papers, piled in heaps on the floor, on his desk, on pullout extensions. Thompson says walking into his office was like navigating a canyon.

“He had so many stacks of paper that he had no place to actually work at his desk, so he would put things on his lap — he would start writing on his lap,” Haile says. “I remember calling him at one point in time and talking to him, and I said, ‘Bernie, you’re writing this down on your lap, aren’t you?’ And he said, ‘In fact, yes, I am.’”

Wuensch was also known for his kindness and decency. Angelita Mireles, graduate academic administrator at DMSE, says he was a popular pick for graduate students assembling committees for their thesis area examinations, which test how prepared students are to conduct doctoral research, “because he was so nice.”

That said, he had exacting standards. “He expected near perfection from his students, and that made them a lot deeper,” Tuller says.

Outside of MIT, Wuensch enjoyed tending his garden; collecting minerals, gemstones, and rare coins; and reading spy novels. Other pastimes included fishing and clamming in Maine, splitting his own firewood, and traveling with his wife, Mary Jane.

Wuensch is survived by his wife; son Stefan Wuensch and wife Wendy Joseph; daughter Katrina Wuensch and partner Jason Staly; and grandchildren Noemi and Jack.

Friends and family are invited to a memorial service Sunday, April 28, at 1:30 p.m. at Duvall Chapel at 80 Deaconess Road in Concord, Massachusetts. Memories or condolences can be posted at obits.concordfuneral.com/bernhardt-wuensch .

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