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When we hear 'radiation', we often think of big explosions and scary mutations, but that's only a part.
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When we hear 'radiation', we often think of big explosions and scary mutations, but that's only a part.
Do not let serious incidents come from the familiar microwave oven, but quickly prevent it to protect yourself and your family.
In a recent report, UK scientist Michael Lockwood said he conducted a test on the correlation between cosmic currents and sun rays with the sun's radiation over the past…
The measurement results made by Mars self-propelled Curiosity show that astronauts face more dense radiation than previously thought, complicating the potential mission…
Contrary to popular belief, cockroaches cannot survive in a nuclear explosion. The truth is that this animal is more resistant to some ionizing radiation than humans.
A new study published on the Daily Mail warned that wolves from the area suffering from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster could spread mutant genes across Europe.
An American inventor has fabricated anti-radiation panties. This invention was suddenly noticed when a nuclear accident in Japan occurred.
Many points in some northern provinces such as northern Lai Chau province, south of Son La, Lao Cai towns - Than Uyen, Bao Thang - Muong La ... have natural irradiation…
Information from the Ministry of Science and Technology affirmed that the concentration of radioisotopes in the air in many provinces in Vietnam is low and tends to decl…
The first report on the status of vegetables in contaminated water came after the Ministry of Health of the country requested radioactive checks in vegetables and water…
According to Vuong Huu Tan, Director of the Nuclear Radiation Safety Department (Ministry of Science), not only in Vietnam but in the world, finding lost or lost radioac…
A new study in mice showed that X-rays may not heal broken bones, but low doses of ionizing radiation may give rise to other health benefits.
Lighter materials, such as plastic, can help astronauts effectively block harmful radiation rays during space travel.
Arktis radiation detector is a radiation detector, designed to help customs officials and border guards detect and distinguish dangerous nuclear materials from available…