Re: Pablo Picasso's sculptures got x-rayed
> They wouldn't perchance be gum printers, would they? hehehehe *ahem*Chris*ahem* Ryuji, I did a quick search for x-ray videos of people dancing, but to no avail. Frankly, I'm surprised you can't find something like that on youtube; they've got pretty much everything else. While we're on the topic of exchanging x-ray anecdotes... Back in June (the peak of my radiography interest), I found a set of instructions on the web (don't ask where...it's long gone by now). These instructions show you how to build an x-ray gun out of common household materials...complete with diagrams. Now, I have no idea whether they worked or not; I had the good sense not to try it, as it didn't look very safe. Anyway, after sifting through about 8 illustrated pages, I got to the end, where in very small text it said "Do not attempt to build this under any circumstances. The radiation produced by this device is dangerous." I got a good laugh out of the fact that given this warning, these instructions are still being published on the web. Camden Hardy camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net http://www.hardyphotography.net
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