The Mothership - 2021-03-10
Um, somebody explain to me how those folks on the end of the conveyor belt aren't exposed to dangerous particle waves?
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casualcollapse - 2021-03-10 I know you say that but I really want to go through that thing just to see how it feels..
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Chicken the Did - 2021-03-10 Tell the slow kid that if he rides through one he'll gain super powers!
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jfcaron_ca - 2021-03-10 You might get to see Cherenkov radiation from the electrons shooting through the fluids in your eyes. That'd be pretty neat and awful.
You see the trays go through a zig-zag of concrete shielding before getting to the radiation area. That way there is no line-of-sight from the emitters to the outside, and as mentioned above reflections aren't a concern for this type of radiation.
Neutrons reflect like crazy on concrete. You wouldn't want just a maze for protection.
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Lef - 2021-03-11 "You might get to see Cherenkov radiation" - jfcaron_ca
Holy shit now I want to go thru one of those machines.
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The Mothership - 2021-03-13 I was just thinking that this camera might have absorbed some of this radiation and shared it with the folks on the other end of the tube.
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Adjuvant - 2021-03-10
Loved the block that glowed orange after exposure to the irradiator. Per the youtube description, that was calcite.
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badideasinaction - 2021-03-11
Now put a 360 camera on there and make this into a VR ride.
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Old_Zircon - 2021-03-11
I remember this Duke 3d level.
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