That is true.If the crystal were thin enough, it should give you a little blob of light around the interaction, if there's not too much reflection.
But if they were that thin, the amount of radiation you'd see would be a fraction of the amount destroying your eyes.
(But if they were that thin, the amount of radiation you'd see would be a fraction of the amount destroying your eyes.
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Mon 19 May 2008, 20:31,
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You could build a pair of complete artificial eyes to wear in front of your real eyesconnected to some kind of screen on the back of the glasses.
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Mon 19 May 2008, 20:44,
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In this case, you may as well strap it to a little remote controlled thingumy,so you don't have to go near the radioactivity.
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Mon 19 May 2008, 20:51,
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Ok, ok, you can go in.And you'll have a handy device showing you how badly you're being irradiated.
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Mon 19 May 2008, 20:57,
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Not only that, I could see exactly what was most radioactiveand run away from it or cosy up to it, according to taste. Might be handy in some kind of post-apocalyptic nightmare world.
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Mon 19 May 2008, 21:01,
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Not only that,but I predict they'll make quite an impressive fashion statement.
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Mon 19 May 2008, 21:02,
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