Radiation - this may amuse some of you

[Tim Streater]

[Nightjar]

Nice. Mind you, it is still an odd sensation looking at a blue glow at the bottom of a pool of water.

Colin Bignell

[Bob H]

Not to be advised from my experiences at a similar place in the UK a good few years ago now.

It wouldn't do your goolies any good mind.

[Brian Gaff]

Srurely, some of the radiation will be taken up by the water and convection would then bring it into contact with your idiot.

Far more worrying to me though, is how much RF I've absorbed when i worked for Decca and they had an active radar outside the glass of the main staircase. Brian

[Tim Streater]

What do you mean by "the radiation will be taken up by the water"?

[Tim+]

Well, it would depend on the depth of the tank but the in the example shown, your goolies would be protected from normal background radiation and would consequently be better off that goolies out of the pool. They might get too warm though.

Tim

[Gefreiter Krueger]

Wouldn't matter to you though.