Now I have an xray machine to play with at work, I can take photographs of the insides of things. I shall make full use of this. Here’s an old transistor to start with.
Image details : Mullard OC44 PNP Germanium transistor, glass envelope. 90kV polychromatic xrays, filtered with 1.5mm Al and 0.2 mm Cu. CsI scintillator, 6 sec exposure.
And so it was to be, that after the waters receded, Noah commanded all the animals to “Go forth and multiply.”
The ark quickly emptied, except for two small snakes, who stayed behind.
When Noah asked them why, they replied, “We can’t multiply. We’re adders.”
Noah, being the resourceful man he was, immediately got busy cutting down trees and building a large table with the unfinished lumber therefrom.
And he saw that it was good.
The snakes were overjoyed when Noah picked them up and placed them on it. Noah and the snakes both knew that even adders could multiply on a log table.
I needed a GPS antenna for a frequency standard I bought. So I built one.
Last week I went off to ISIS at RAL to fire neutrons at layers of fats and dye to find out how they stick together.I now have to crunch the data to see if we learned anything useful.
I took some photos of the particle accelerator (while standing on top of it) and the neutron source.
