I see the stylisric reason to only apply the effect around the object, but it isn’t realistic.
That radiation isn’t affected by optics, it’ll go right through the lenses that flip and focus the image and the aperture that might be engaged, and will hit the entire sensor equally. The entire image should be that noisy.You sound like fun
If you don’t like neurodiverse people going off about special interests wtf are you doing on 196?
Perhaps he means it
thanks! :)
Beta particles wouldn’t go through the glass in the first place.
The beta emission of ⁶⁰Co can probably get through over 6mm of glass. This should be plenty for phones.
But also
⁶⁰Co undergoes beta decay to an excited state of the stable isotope nickel-60 (⁶⁰Ni), which then emits two gamma rays […]
Yea my thoughts too,… although with less facts to back them up
I highly recommend holding it within 3 feet of your body for 5 to 10 minutes; absolutely nothing can go wrong from holding a Cobalt-60 source with 3540 Curies in 1963 within 3 feet of your body for 5 to 10 minutes!
Curie lab technicians hate this one weird trick
… forbidden toosie roll …
I want to eat it
Forbidden Tootsie roll
go for it
YAY!!
You won’t need to eat anything else for the rest of your life!
That’s good thing, I love highly caloric food!!
Looks like a radiation warning on that.







