360 Ride Through an Electron Beam Irradiator (360 0046 Stitch XHC)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2016
- Beam parameters: 3.6MeV, 5.3mA
A gear 360 camera is shielded from x-ray and electron bombardment and sent through the Neobeam irradiator. There is a 5" diameter 1/8" thick lead "umbrella" over the camera to shield the camera from direct electron beam bombardment and a 1/8" spherical lead jacket around the gear 360 with cutouts for the lens. There is no lead glass shielding over the lenses so x-ray noise increases significantly near the beam.
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These new theme park rides are definitely different than when I was a kid
Yeah and we didn't have those weird oncologist ads next to the rides
I remember a ride just like this, but without all that snow.
It depends on when you were a kid. If that was in the 1950's it is highly possible that an "Atomic Thrill Ride" existed somewhere. Just like the atomic physics sets for kids that contained uranium and a giger counter.
@@PlaywithJunk that's pretty cool i bet you're correct but no I'm a 2000's kid haha
Good morning, and welcome to the Black Mesa transit system.
This automated train is provided for the security and convenience of
the Black Mesa Research Facility personnel. The time is 8:47 A.M
Crystal samples from the Xen world are deliveries by a monorail transit system into an electron spectroscopy scanner. Sector C Test Labs, Black Mesa Research Facility, November 19, 1998.
They're waiting for your Gordon, in the TEST chamberrr
This is some very amazing footage, and it’s a shame the TH-cam algorithms haven’t been kinder to you. Thanks so much for sharing.
Looks like things may be turning around. I got this on my recommended.
@@Tyson6474 Yep I'm getting these recommended to me, and I love them.
Thank you for sacrificing your 360° camera for this radiant experience!
wow that was cool. It was neat seeing how the device itself shielded(slightly) the other half of the device.
are we in half life ?|
Bro, this is literally the feeling what i get when playing Quake 4 intro scene!
Astonishing yet scary as hell!
This is amazing, great video!
Rise and shine dr freeman
that looks like a fun rollercoaster
its insane to me how open the corridor is. you could just walk in there
That is so cool!
Woha! At 2:10. Is there something sparking on the floor? The snapping sounds are clear and you definitely see something flashing in the mirror on the left...
I think that was an object on a tray behind this one getting zapped by electrons and showing a neat effect!
I was about to ask if you're talking about the x-ray fuzz, but something actually explodes on the tray, maybe a bug got in somehow xD
I understand why it is done in older forms of display technologies, but why are electron beams used in this sorta system?
It's safer and easier to control than radioactive sources, just cut the power and the radiation emissions is stopped.
So cool 😄
When you see snowflakes on your camera display, you know you are in trouble! 🙂 Interestingly the added that effect to the game "Satisfactory" when radiation is high.
This effect also exists in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. trilogy
Why do the rocks keep glowing after they were exposed? And was the bright blue from the flat object just the camera wigging out or did ti glow too?
That could be fluorescence. Some precious stones glow for quite a significant time after being exposed to UV-light for instance. If you just shoot enough energy at some materials, they will react for minutes afterwards.
The bright blue object really was glowing as far as I think, as the glow can also be seen reflecting on the scan horn housing in the upper part of the screen.
@@weeardguy that's really cool! And filled my quota for learning things today!
Would make a killer haunted house 😵
Whoa! I could move my phone around and look at different stuff as it goes through! 😱
That's why in the title says 360 video...
What is for? Cleaning tools?
You Tube Hack: How to disinfect your Go Pro.
Gnarly
What's the particle energy at full power? Is this more powerful than beta radiation?
Beta radiation amd electron beam are the same
@@GABRIEL-dz9mh partly true, one type of beta radiation is electrons, but the other is positrons.
My question more specifically is what is the average electron energy of electrons in this beam? kEv or mEv range?
@@V0latyleUSMC 3.6 MeV written in description
what would happen if a person passed under the beam?
+Darudestorm They would probably either die or suffer radiation sickness from the high energy x-rays and/or severe radiation burns from the electron beam either way you don't want to be exposed to or be anywhere near the electron beam because that amount of ionizing radiation would definitely increase your cancer risk if the other two effects don't get you.
Lots of vomiting and a very very agonizing death, over the course of a few days, probably severe burns too.
Considering that the intensity of radiation in the beam is probably in the millions of Sv/h, you're probably going to be dead before you exit the other end of the conveyer belt... Fun :D
@@inductivelycoupledplasma6207 Given how excruciating death by radiation sickness would otherwise be, such a swift death would probably be merciful
@@SteveChisnall I reckon just the DC current from the electron beam would potentially stop your heart (50mA)
This is the Stroggification in Quake IV
I didn't think about that, feels more like something out of Half life 1 tbh.
Hi
Definitely not the Tunnel of Love...
Okay, I'm feeling worried for the camera operator.
What are the crystals?
calcite
Xen crystals
2:07 someone sent something through that went pop lol
Wanted to make a Half-Life comment only to find out I wouldn't be the first... :'D
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Half-life
А чё так можно было чтоли?!!!
It's only 3.6 Roentgens!
per second that is
Fun fact there is only 1 electron in the universe. Since it travels at the speed of light it appears everywhere at the same time since time is relative. God help us if we ever lose it.
Um electrons do not go at the speed of light.
That is indeed one possible theory. Would be insane if it were true.
You can't lose it since the universe is conservative.
@@Cscuile Hypothesis
If it were just one, it would have to be timeless
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That's cool! What would be a wonderful experiment is putting a new born baby through this machine. What would happen to it? We should find out in the name of science!
Eso ya lo hicieron con animales
Why don't you have a child and donate it to the cause?