What would extreme radiation do to the body?

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What are the effects of radiation on human body?

(try to give explanation for why certain symptoms occur)

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The interesting thing about radiation is that it's a cause of cancer and also a therapy for cancer....

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What impact does the rate of radiation exposure have on the human body?

People usually talk about the dose of radiation received. I read somewhere that a CT scan of the head was equivalent to 4 round trip coast to coast flights in the US for example. Nominally the amount of radiation received in these two cases is the same...

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The biological effect of radiation is dependent on the exposure rate, but you have it backwards. The...

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What is a black body?what is black body radiation?

I'm quiet confused with the definition of a black body?it absorbs all wavelength of EM radiation,not reflects but how emits all wave length EM,i thought it only emits thermal radiation.under what condition emits?.how stars are approximate black bodies...

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A black body is a body that absorbs electromagnetic radiation of ALL wavelengths (at least a perfect...

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What does radiation do to the human body and why?

What exactly takes place when one is exposed to high levels of radiation?  How does it affect your body and why does it do what it does?

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Anything hypothetically absorbing this kind of power density (>30 MW/kg) could be expected to explode...

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What type of radiation can be detected by the Human body?

Hi, I need this for my science class. what type of radiation on the electromagnetic spectrum can be detected by the Human body? I think it's X-rays but IDK

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If you mean your body is affected by it your probably thinking of ultraviolet waves because we can feel...

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What fraction of the total energy density in a cavity filled with black body radiation at 5000 K.....?

What fraction of the total energy density in a cavity filled with black body radiation at 5000 K is in the range 5.80 × 10^14 Hz and 5.85 × 10^14 Hz?

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The energy density emitted by a black body is given by I(v), thus the energy emitted inside the small...

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What is black body radiation?

Question says it all. Is it just another word for infrared radiation?

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A body which absorbs all radiations incident upon it and reflects none at all is called an ideal Black...

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What are the radiation implications of having the Wi-Fi iPad positioned partially on your body for hours a day?

I'm using the iPad more and more, I notice that I find it most comfortable to have it partially rest against my stomach/legs. The more I do this (every-day now) and the more hours at a time - I get bothered by the potential implications of WiFI going...

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I don't know much about this (so don't shoot the messenger), but Christopher Ketchem has been on sort...

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Radiation question... How much radiation can a body handle without death/sickness?

-Total body exposure of 100 roentgens causes radiation sickness. -Total body exposure of 400 roentgens causes radiation sickness and death in half the individuals. -100,000 rads causes almost immediate unconsciousness and death within an hour These are...

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More than 50 Sv (>5,000 REM) A worker receiving 100 Sv (10,000 REM) in an accident at Wood River...

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Can human body be made immune to effects of radiation of all sorts?

Radiation from diffrent sources is likely to increase over passage of time. Is it possible that with continuous exposure to radiation human body can become immune to its harmful effects? What genetic changes are likely to develop under radiation?

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I think within reason yes it is possible, given the exposure is spread out over enough time. Of course...

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