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Ok, hope the following helps seeing a bigger picture.

 Vegetables,  fruits  grown in Hiroshima or Nakasaki contain  more radioactive nucli than  European produce. as the soil in Hiroshima contains more radioactive nuclei. 

Beware, don't eat your watch. Glue a Geiger to your stomach instead.  lol

 

 

 

 

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9 hours ago, clockboy said:

Found this app for iPhones. Don’t know how effective it is.

It looks to be quite effective at scamming people, from the 4.3 stars feedback!

It cannot do anything useful beyond that though.

Mobile phones just do not have any receivers capable of tuning through the full radio / magnetic spectrum for any real EMF sensing, and definitely zero capability for ionising radiation detection!

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A bag of brown gloop? Many years ago, when I ran experiments in the physics department, one of the experiments included a radioactive source.  Can't remember what it was, steel blocks of various size was placed between the source and the detector. Thus the amount of radiation penetrating the steel could be calculated.  Some students were scared shitless. 

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28 minutes ago, LittleWatchShop said:

My position on radium is well documented, so no rehash here.

Today I was digging through some stuff I recently acquired. This was interesting.

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Wow, maybe that's enough to make @Nucejoe's legendary "radioactive omlet 😅

On 6/18/2020 at 7:39 AM, Nucejoe said:

radioactive Omlet

 

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