Associated Press interview withRST Radiation Shield Technologies they make Radiation & Biological Protection Suit made to protect from X-rays & gamma rays. Dr. Ronald DeMaeo inventor of the suit and fabric called Demron.
@mile0chicken It seems to me that with Proton radiation it can act like a flippin' neutrino, but whenever it decides it latches on to a random atom it forms an often unstable element/Isotope with whatever it hits, lead included! and that unstable Isotope/new element that it makes is so unstable that it disintegrates instantly, and Ionizes the area around it... its bad stuff and that's why I wanted to know weather or not their was a way of stopping them. but I can see this thing stopping other
@mile0chicken PROTON not Photon, and to be honest a photon can really just be considered one wave that tapers off at its end forming one large wave because each one of the waves in a photon act to increase the amplitude of the overall wave.
@SirDude456 All radiation on the electromagnetic spectrum uses photons. Including light. Yes, i know, radio waves are , well, waves, but their also particles. Photons. (A concept in quantum physics called the wave-particle duality.) In short, yes. Yes it does stop Photons.
Well done on donating the suits...after quite a bit of research looks like your company is almost only one making these things! Hard to believe the Jap technicians and operators are so poorly equipped and prepared...
where might i get this
sev0579 3 weeks ago
@mile0chicken particle radiation... and SOME waves.
SirDude456 4 months ago
@mile0chicken It seems to me that with Proton radiation it can act like a flippin' neutrino, but whenever it decides it latches on to a random atom it forms an often unstable element/Isotope with whatever it hits, lead included! and that unstable Isotope/new element that it makes is so unstable that it disintegrates instantly, and Ionizes the area around it... its bad stuff and that's why I wanted to know weather or not their was a way of stopping them. but I can see this thing stopping other
SirDude456 4 months ago
@SirDude456 Oh, sorry.... It was late at night and I misread as Photon, not Proton. But I don't know the answer. :(
mile0chicken 4 months ago
I ask this because I have found no way to effectively stop PROTON radiation
SirDude456 4 months ago
@mile0chicken PROTON not Photon, and to be honest a photon can really just be considered one wave that tapers off at its end forming one large wave because each one of the waves in a photon act to increase the amplitude of the overall wave.
SirDude456 4 months ago
@SirDude456 All radiation on the electromagnetic spectrum uses photons. Including light. Yes, i know, radio waves are , well, waves, but their also particles. Photons. (A concept in quantum physics called the wave-particle duality.) In short, yes. Yes it does stop Photons.
mile0chicken 4 months ago
what about proton radiation?
SirDude456 10 months ago
Well done on donating the suits...after quite a bit of research looks like your company is almost only one making these things! Hard to believe the Jap technicians and operators are so poorly equipped and prepared...
borgorusky 11 months ago