again they merge the alpha, beta and gamma detection into one reading of sieverts

its an emf dectror i think man

open source

how do we detect Gamma rays

i dont think thats what your detecting

To hell with black boxology, open source device to detect gamma rays, where is it?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/557373356886851607/588343559267024907/D8zWfENUYAAvK5I.png

WAKE UP SHEEPLE

yes I'm wide awake thanks

lol

looks electrical

open source gigiar

this girl is clearly a bot

no sensible person would just do that

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/557373356886851607/588343559267024907/D8zWfENUYAAvK5I.png

There's I've posted it for you

thanks

abortion is leading cause of death fyi

https://youtu.be/wsspFQn0mWM

Gamma rays are really hard to block

that is true

you need full lead lined walls

Even sheet lead will permeate some gamma

i dont think heating up makes the particals move faster caues there no empty space....i think it makes them expand

a solid block

If gamma is photonic, there may be a way to divert rather than block it

i.e refraction?

tbh,the only news I watch on TV is shows that show the stock markets, because I like to invest in stocks and such

https://youtu.be/oOEL18OKTUA

so air is like a ball pit of super tiny balls

@rightthehand I still think Gamma rays are photonic in nature

This is the effect

yes, those balls are called molecules, hydrogen, oxygen, and other molecules

So does Uranium emmit gamma rays?

no

So what is this photodiode from this open source device registering?

the balls are positive chrge or negtive charge

What balls?

and vary in size

This guy puts this lump of rock he's said "contains uranium" right next to the photodiode, so it's not detecting ionized gas or electrons, it's detecting photons, not in the visible light spectrum.

based on charge and temp