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The Large Hadron Collider raises many suspicions and complaints, especially among conspiracy theorists, since most of the inhabitants of the Earth its purpose and especially practical benefit, especially given that they invest in this project huge taxpayer money in many countries, including Of Russia. However, the other day, scientists have proved that a collider can perform and quite specific and understandable to everyone, very useful for the public task.
For example, New Zealand researchers based on technology that was developed for the hadron collider in CERN, managed to create the world’s first three-dimensional color X-ray. That’s what they say about it Startup physicists MARS Bioimaging:
New technology of color three-dimensional x-ray scanning allows you to get clear, colorful, and therefore more accurate images so doctors can now set accurate diagnoses to their patients, and this is a real breakthrough in medicine. The technology itself, called Medipix, is similar to work. video cameras, only it detects, and then counts subatomic particles, as they collide with the lens pixels, thanks to which just perfect color images are born of what our flesh and blood hides. In such pictures, the bones muscles, cartilage and even (in case of disease) cancerous tumors are visible so distinctly that doctors no longer have to deal with guesses and assumptions, do repeated several times pictures and more often rely on your experience and intuition than on visual imprint of a diseased human organ or animal.
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And although the tasks of the Large Hadron Collider, indeed, somewhat different, why they seem to ordinary people too “abstruse” and even “reckless”, but as history shows, similar “aerobatics” research always leads to real breakthroughs in science and at the same time giving birth to unique discoveries of a practical plan. So, the space industry at one time gave a lot of development, which we still use in everyday life, for example, non-stick teflon coating …
Currently, testing a new device is underway in several hospitals in New Zealand. The company notes that, 3D X-ray is likely to go on sale next year. year.
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