X Rays

@RaemaKhan · 3 years ago

This is from 1895, when a German scientist, William Rowingen, was trying to find out if cathode rays could pass through glass. He found in his experiment that when a cathode ray with much more energy...

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@Salam · 3 years ago

All you need to know about X-Rays

About X-ray X-rays are waves of electromagnetic radiation that are used to create images of organs and other structures inside the body. X-rays have a very short wavelength. When it penetrates int...

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@Hridoy · 4 years ago

The birth story of X-ray crystallography

Light particles or waves have been the subject of much debate for three centuries. Newton said light particles, contemporary scientist Higgins said light waves. Both had arguments in theory. But tw...

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@boredwriter · 3 years ago

Are X-rays safe for children?

It is important to consider the benefits of X-rays for our children while considering the risks of having too many of these tests. Sarah, 2 years old, has frequent urinary tract infections. Her doct...

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@DeepThinker · 3 years ago

Could X-rays or gamma rays hurt people?

It is an atomic fireball. More specifically, it is the bright air shell that was first compressed into a growing fireball, about seven tenths of a millisecond after the explosion. The air within th...

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@kork75 · 4 years ago

Hand with Rings

The study of cathode rays in the physics laboratory at the University of Wurzburg led to another major discovery, that of X-rays , made in 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen (1845-1923). Rontgen observ...

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@nadeem99 · 4 years ago

Scientists did "the first X-ray of the universe"

In this first X-ray image of the universe, more than a million astronomical objects can be seen emitting X-rays. (Photo: E Rosetta) Berlin / Moscow: Russian and German experts have released the fir...

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@robi11 · 4 years ago

X-ray crystallography#Nuclear_physics

While scientists can discover many formulas or scientific objects without much effort, Shref unexpectedly comes across many scientific discoveries. This is not the case, it is suddenly discovered fr...

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@Ruffa · 3 years ago

Possible Danger of Radiation

Hello Guys, let's try a different topic for today. No kalokohan muna, let's be serious and talk about the Possible danger of a Man na pa-fall ! Omoo, sorry about that. I mean " DANGER OF RADIATION ."...

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@Velimirveki97 · 4 years ago

Nikola Tesla Inventions

Inventions The first patents from alternating currents. The original founders disagreed with Tesla about his plans to introduce AC motors, and in the end, he was left without a financier and compan...

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@Feniks25 · 3 years ago

Bone music

12.01.2021. Probably the most unusual record hides the story of the human spirit In Russia after World War II, Stalin banned the possession of any Western music. All records allowed in the country...

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@Istiak · 4 years ago

Brain

A simple question may come to mind - "How do we know what part of the brain is, what functions it controls!" Let's learn the techniques and techniques to understand which part of the brain controls t...

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@dianarosell · 2 years ago

Get to Know the Five Types of Radiology Techniques

Radiology, alternatively referred to as diagnostic imaging, is a branch of medicine in which images of the body’s organs are interpreted in order to diagnose disease. As a result, the professional who...

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@JonicaBradley · 2 years ago

You've Been Patient. I'm Going to Have to Ask For More Patience.

Thank you for patiently waiting for me to recover from my illness(es). I have grand plans for my comeback. Sweeping articles. Inspirational prompts. Interesting photojournalism. I have many articles...

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@ozzycrypto · 2 years ago

Workday - Mammography Digitizer Maintenance

Hello my friends from #JustWrite a space of complete freedom to talk about our lives, interests and passions. Once again, I am going to tell you about biomedical technology and my work routine. Read...

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@Princess-Dayana · 4 years ago

Lung cancer and our life

Lung cancer is the leading cause of death from cancer in men worldwide, and the second leading cause of death in women. About 17% of the total cancer patients identified in Bangladesh are affect...

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@Shienna · 4 years ago

Black Holes

NASA Science Mission Directorate NASA SCIENCE SHARE THE SCIENCE Ask a Question Science Topics News For Researchers Learners Get Involved Citizen Science About Us Español Universe...

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@Ruhi · 4 years ago

What is a wave? Types of waves

The periodic movement of an inert medium that transmits energy from one place to another but does not move the particles of the medium permanently is called wave. Example of waves: Examples of wav...

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@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

To this day, she remains the only woman to have won the Nobel Prize twice.

She was born as Marija Sklodowska on November 7, 1867 in Warsaw, and her father was a distinguished professor. She received her primary education in local schools, while her father taught her science...

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@Mitch123 · 4 years ago

Protect your self from radiation

Protecting Yourself from Radiation Radiation is part of your life. Background radiation, which comes mainly from natural minerals, is always around us. Fortunately, there are few situations in which...

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@jameshasters541 · 4 years ago

All You Need to Know About Brain Cancer The formation of abnormal cells inside the brain often result in a brain tumor. Brain tumors are of two types: benign tumors and malignant/cancerous tumors. Th...

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@Melissa_1998 · 2 years ago

Orion's Belt

Lead Image source . Orion, the Hunter, is one of the most well-known constellations in the sky. The "belt," which consists of three bright stars in a line and can be seen without a telescope, is o...

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@Oahid · 4 years ago

Carl David Anderson's birthday

Anderson was born in New York City, the son of Swedish immigrants. He studied physics and engineering at Caltech (B.S., 1927; Ph.D., 1930). Under the supervision of Robert A. Millikan, he began invest...

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@Asif178 · 4 years ago

Thermonuclear Weapons

1950s fusion bomb design with cylindrical fusion stage (modern designs use spherical secondaries) A) fission primary stage B) fusion secondary stage 1) High-explosive lenses 2) Uranium-238 (...

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@JonicaBradley · 2 years ago

A String of Bad Luck

My dog, Angus is missing. He's been missing for 3 nights. I'm so worried about him. We've searched our highway, our property, out neighbors' property. Just everywhere. I fall asleep thinking of hi...

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@knight_rider · 3 years ago

5 Questions You Might Have About Black Holes

A black hole is an extremely dense object in space from which no light can escape. While black holes are mysterious and exotic, they are also a key consequence of how gravity works: When a lot of mas...

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@Nick_175 · 4 years ago

Brain Tumor-what I did about it

One moment I was sitting relaxed in a chair and speaking normally, and the next day I was told that my face was suddenly twisted, bright red, and gradually fading to a bluish gray. My body stiffened a...

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@Greyy · 2 years ago

Century of Progress 1800 – 1900

-1800 - Astronomer William Herschel discovers infrared radiation. -1803 - John Dalton introduces the idea of atomic weight. -1811 - Mary Anning finds the first known ichthyosaur skeleton on the Ly...

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@Zarwa. · 4 years ago

Intestinal cancer

Small intestine cancer is a rare disease where cells in the tissue of the small intestine change. They grow out of control and can form a mass, or tumor. The small intestine (also called “small...

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@annasolano · 2 years ago

The Importance of Denial Management in Healthcare

In healthcare, claims denial management deals with unpaid claims and is considered a necessary side of revenue cycle management. It will fleetly pinpoint why the shares are denying forestall mistak...

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