Cosmic Potrays Experiment

Bariums reactions are with: chalcogens, and oxygen or air occurs at room temperature. Somehow barium is scientifically stored under oil or it is stored in an alert atmosphere. The following are nonmetal that barium reacts with: carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, silicon, and hydrogen. Barium is very exothermic and it needs to proceed upon heating so I won’t explode or cause hazardous chemical problems. Barium’s reaction with water and alcohol happen to be very exothermic and happens to release hydrogen gas. The following are elements that barium combines with: aluminum, zinc, lead, and tin. With these combinations they end up forming intermetallic phases and alloys. Barium that was founded in the earth’s crust is a mixture of seven primordial nuclides which are: barium-130, 132, and 134 through 138. Barium-132 happens to decay similarly like xenon-132, with half- lives a thousand times greater than the age of the universe. Radioactivity of these types of isotopes is so weak that it amazingly proposes no certain or complete danger to

In the "Radioactive Boy Scout" the author tells us about David Hahn, a teenage boy who tries to build a homemade breeder nuclear reactor in 1994, at the age of 17. He was a scout in the Boy Scouts of America, and secretly conducted experiments in a backyard shed at his mother 's house in Clinton Township, Michigan. Even though the radioactivity given off by his reactor never reached a dangerous state, when he was stopped by the police for another reason they found materials in his vehicle that were dangerous. Ten months later, his mother 's property was cleaned up by the Environmental Protection Agency.

The United States tested nuclear bombs, “215 A- and H-bombs” (www.nukewatch.com) above ground between 1951 and 1963 in the Nevada Test Site. Fifty years later, the U.S government studies stated that over 80,000 people who lived or were born in the U.S suffered from cancer caused by radioactive fall-out from nuclear testing. Over 15,000 of them died. Many of whom were from the states close to the testing sites, called the “downwinders,” Utah, Idaho and other states. From the Nevada Test Site the winds carried nuclear radiation fallout, filled with “iodine-131” which caused “75,000 thyroid cancers, ten percent of which are estimated to have been fatal, and strontium-90 and cesium-137, which are dangerous for between 280 and 300 years,” (nukewatch) likely causes of bone and skin cancer and leukemia. Therefore, there is some strong evidence that nuclear fall-out in the 1950s did cause cancer.

Edward Teller is the prolific scientist who helped create the most powerful weapon the world has ever seen, the hydrogen bomb. I will touch on his major discovery, a brief look into the 1940’s so we can understand him better for what he did in the 1950’s, and what his discovery led to in the world we live in today. Edward Teller affected not only the entire planet both negatively and positively in 1950’s, but also continues to affect and advance our scientific discoveries.

I FEEL NAKED. EXPOSED. As if my skin, bone, muscle tissue, cells have all been peeled back, down to a tidy swirl of DNA. It's the basic stuff of life, the billions of nucleotides that keep me breathing, walking, craving, and just being. Eight hours ago, I gave a few cells, swabbed from inside my cheek, to a team of geneticists. They've spent the day extracting DNA and checking it for dozens of hidden diseases. Eventually, I will be tested for hundreds more. They include, as I will discover, a nucleic time bomb ticking

the uterus of women or the use of X-rays on the genitals of both genders. Of those two, X-ray were proved, in only high dosages of radiation, to produce the most mass destruction and closeness to their goal of ethnic extermination (page 195-196, Spitz). Thousands of victims lost their ability to create a

Robert Oppenheimer.” (Truman Library) Mr.Oppenheimer was the director of the top secret development, but after witnessing the explosion with their own eyes, reactions among the scientists and engineers were inclusive. This was a shock since everyone was first excited to produce a bomb with such a great magnitude of destruction. “Isidor Rabi felt that the equilibrium in nature had been upset -- as if humankind had become a threat to the world it inhabited. J. Robert Oppenheimer, though ecstatic about the success of the project, quoted a remembered fragment from Bhagavad Gita. ‘I am become Death,’ he said, ‘the destroyer of worlds.’ Ken Bainbridge, the test director, told Oppenheimer, ‘Now we're all sons of bitches.’” (Truman Library)

A Year after the Mutation lab explosion the dust settled on the destruction of the city and the human race was again affected by another tragedy. The radiation from the blast caused some humans DNA to changed and mutate into these unknown of Alien race’s. Some unable to accept the change committed suicide with government aid called the “suicidium” project, while others tried to accept the change and was forced to be experimented on by the District's Tele-surgeons.

Thought that bismuth is the newest discovered metal in human history? Wrong. Bismuth is already known for a longer period of time. It is a bright metal with a white color and that is exactly where the name ‘bismuth’ comes from. About five hundred years ago a Swiss scientist Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (1493 – 1541) used the metal, a mineral that was drawn (gemutet) in the fields (in den Wiesen) in Saxony. This caused the Swiss scientist to come up with the name ‘wissmut’. And because of the white colour of the material the ‘weissmuth’ or ‘wissmuth’ was a logical appellation. Eventually the scientist, who was better known as Paracelsus, mentioned the word ‘Bisemutum’, the latin term for the german word. And that is how we use to name

When a powerful supernova in an unstable irregular galaxy threatens to engulf the isolated, lonely and only known planet containing life, Dabier, the world of green and seas, the best engineers in many different fields of experimental physics took to finding a way to thwart the cosmic phenomena taking place. Force fields and other barriers were deemed ineffective, as well as mass migration plans proving to be too costly and inefficient to implement. Just as all hope seemed to have been lost, and the planet at large had resigned to its sad fate, it was found that by manipulating certain elements of human DNA strands, one could encode information in certain amino acid chains that, when exposed to certain anomalous particle properties, would

have you ever heard of Chernobyl…no well you're in luck this is here to tell you all about the radioactive explosion that occurred about 30 years or so. well it all started at a city called Pripyat, but all that's left is just abandoned houses. And worst of all abandoned children with disorders/mutations, many doctors said it was just “autism” that might have been what they would said but in general cases there were considered mutations, many kids were abandoned because their parents didn't want to have that child, or they were left behind so they built a shelter for the abandoned kids to try to at least help them live but many did not live until the age of

In 1954, the effects of radiation were beginning to be understood globally. However, people were still outraged and had not

Bismuth(III) metal is relatively inert, soft and malleable. The world production of bismuth(III) is about 5000 tones per year [1]. Bismuth is seen as the least toxic heavy metal for human being and is widely used in medical applications for its good antimicrobial properties. Bismuth(III) compounds are used in cosmetics, pigments and a few pharmaceuticals, nearly 70% of the production being used for this purpose. Bismuth(III) compounds have been used in medicines for more than 200 years in variety of gastrointestinal disorders, because of their demulcent properties [2]. Presently, bismuth is used in the cosmetics industry for the preparation of creams and hair dyes, while some of its colloidal salts due to their antiseptic, astringent and diuretic

Since the technologies being used only bounce waves of the body surface, this leaves then skin highly exposed to concentrated amounts of radiation. Health side effect studies of full body scanners have been labeled classified and inaccessible to the general public. Four professors from the University of California- San Francisco, whom are well respected cancer, X-ray crystallographers and imaging experts stated in a letter to the Obama administration that, “The low-energy rays do a “Compton scatter” off tissue layers just under the skin, possibly exposing some vital areas and leaving the tissues at risk of mutation. When an X-ray Compton scatters, it doesn’t shift an electron to a higher energy level; instead, it hits the electron hard enough to dislodge it from its atom.” The authors note that this process is “likely breaking bonds,” which could cause mutations in cells and raise the risk of cancer (Johnston). Furthermore, the UCSF researchers write in their letter, “older passengers are more susceptible to mutagenic effects of X-rays, and “the risk of

With this stability and mass production, x-rays machines became very common everywhere. From large factories, to doctors offices, all the way to the corner store of small towns, where children and adults alike could insert a coin into a machine and view the bones in their feet. (3.) Because of their relative adolescences in the world, not much was known about x-rays or their effects on the human body. The first theories about the rays’ effects on the human body were that they had beneficial applications. With this being the only theory about their effect, widespread use went on, unmonitored, and unregulated. This unregulated use led to injuries but because of their slow onset the injuries were never attributed to x-rays. While some scientists tied certain skin burns to over exposure of x-rays it wasn’t until popular minds of the world like Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla and William J. Morton expressed that they experienced eye pain when dealing with the rays for extended periods of time that people began to connect the dots and understand the negative