New "Medusa" aka "Future Genesis" coming tomorrow?

[Kingme]

A Medusa??? Oh lord… if the Mars was $2300 this will probably require 5 year financing

Yeah, I already know its gonna be too rich for my blood. It will be cool to see though. I wonder how many will be made.

 

[Mystiko Neossia]

Probably not many and ebay will make them 3x the price.

 

[Nucchem]

Ah well…I could handle some radioactive green glowing icons!

Now that I think of it…that would look seriously cool on a rust decay. Hey @Bonz-1!

So the green is not green it’s blue and it’s Cherenkov radiation and is a form of energy that is perceive as a blue glow NOT GREEN like everyone thinks, emitted when the electrically charged particles that compose atoms (i.e. electrons and protons) are moving at speeds faster than that of light in a specific medium, usually water or heavy water.
Personal visit to McClellan Nuclear Research Center operated by UC Davis

 

[SpecialAdvisor]

So the green is not green it’s blue and it’s Cherenkov radiation and is a form of energy that is perceive as a blue glow NOT GREEN like everyone thinks, emitted when the electrically charged particles that compose atoms (i.e. electrons and protons) are moving at speeds faster than that of light in a specific medium, usually water or heavy water.
Personal visit to McClellan Nuclear Research Center operated by UC Davis
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Cool

I probably used to know that back in the day

 

[Nucchem]

Cool

I probably used to know that back in the day

What day
Usually not taught through the military. More of a research thing. Reactors and neutron generators

 

[TNGoldbeard]

So the green is not green it’s blue and it’s Cherenkov radiation and is a form of energy that is perceive as a blue glow NOT GREEN like everyone thinks, emitted when the electrically charged particles that compose atoms (i.e. electrons and protons) are moving at speeds faster than that of light in a specific medium, usually water or heavy water.
Personal visit to McClellan Nuclear Research Center operated by UC Davis
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I think most people just understand all radiation to glow as tritium watch hands and gun sights glow for example.

 

[TNGoldbeard]

Oh damn, tritium O icons would be awesome. Lol

 

[SpecialAdvisor]

What day
Usually not taught through the military. More of a research thing. Reactors and neutron generators

Ahem…a day a long time ago in a country far, far away

Oh and it depends on “what” part of the military

 

[Nucchem]

I think most people just understand all radiation to glow as tritium watch hands and gun sights glow for example.

Don’t think it’s Tritium maybe Radium, as that’s what it use to be and has been and killed Marie Curie.

 

[Allentw821]

I just want to put in my two cents here. I'm a chemist, and it comes from watching the intro of the Simpsons.