New US Army helmets possess ‘X-ray’ vision — but how does it work?
Anduril’s Revolutionary Army Helmet with Advanced Vision Capabilities The latest gear for U.S. military personnel appears so high-tech that it seems almost like something out of a video game, giving the impression that users have an edge, maybe even an unfair one. For decades, the Army’s standard helmet has had a consistent design, with some […]
Mysterious injury puts Diamondbacks’ Corbin Carroll on injured list after X-ray mix-up
The Diamondbacks are facing a tough decision, as they may need to discard an X-ray machine and get a new one. Star outfielder Corbin Carroll returned to the field last Wednesday, and while the first X-ray was negative, he had to sit out the following four games due to swelling. It’s possible he could’ve come […]
Authorities at Newark airport save 2-year-old child from baggage system and X-ray machine
Newark, New Jersey – Quick action by Port Police Officers has potentially averted a dangerous situation after a toddler accessed a checked baggage conveyor belt system at Terminal A of Newark Liberty International Airport. This incident took place last Wednesday around 6:30 PM while the child’s mother was speaking with an agent at the JetBlue […]
Police rescue toddler about to enter x-ray machine at Newark airport
Child Rescued from Baggage Area at Newark Airport A two-year-old child was saved from the baggage screening area at Newark Liberty International Airport last week. The incident occurred when the child reportedly fell off the passenger luggage drop-off conveyor belt while the mother was speaking to a JetBlue agent. Officers from the Port Authority police […]
X-Ray Uncovers Ancient Greek Thinker Behind 2,000-Year-Old Scroll from Vesuvius
Discovery of Herculaneum Scrolls’ Author Recent advances in X-ray technology have unveiled the identity of the writer behind some burnt scrolls from the first century BC. Discovered in the ancient Roman town of Herculaneum, these scrolls include a multi-volume work titled “on vices,” authored by the Greek philosopher Philodemus. The scroll was retrieved from a […]
X-ray uncovers ancient Greek writer of burned first-century BC scroll from Vesuvius | Archaeology
A scroll that was charred during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which buried a Roman villa nearly two millennia ago, has been recognized as a significant work by ancient Greek philosophers. Researchers identified the title and author within a Herculaneum scroll by using X-ray technology on the carbonized papyrus and employing computer software to “unroll” […]
Say goodbye to needle nightmares: gadget gives doctors X-ray vision of your veins
We've all sat in a doctor's office, sleeves rolled up, nervously watching the nurse search for that elusive vein. For some, it's a quick and painless process. For others, it may feel like an eternity of poking and prodding. But what if there was a way to make this experience easier for everyone involved? We're […]
Isaiah Hartenstein’s X-ray negative in Knicks injury relief
INDIANAPOLIS — Isaiah Hartenstein tried to overcome the series-tying loss to the Pacers for the Knicks, who were already missing four frontcourt players but were dealing with an apparent sore left shoulder. The Knicks’ starting center crashed hard to the floor after scoring on a drive midway through the second quarter. Despite a negative postgame […]
X-Ray Telescope Mission Uses Lobster Vision to See Space in Widescreen
A joint China-European X-ray telescope mission has given humans a widescreen view of the universe, much like a lobster. The Einstein probe, a collaboration between the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the European Space Agency, Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE), and the French Center National Space Research (CNES), has designed a telescope that […]
Alexander the Great’s father located in Greek tomb after remains identified using X-ray analysis: study
The remains of Alexander the Great’s father have been identified in a Greek tomb using X-ray analysis, according to a new study. According to Live Science, this new international, but controversial study shows that archaeologists previously discovered that an erroneous tomb in Vergina, Greece, was believed to have housed Alexander the Great’s father, Philip II […]