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The History of Xray with Patrick Kelly

The History of Xray with Patrick Kelly

FromA Bit of Historical Context


The History of Xray with Patrick Kelly

FromA Bit of Historical Context

ratings:
Length:
58 minutes
Released:
Jun 28, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

About This Episode:

What did they do with an x-ray machine before they discovered x-rays? In this episode, Kathy Joseph and guest Patrick Kelly discuss The History of the Xray and how it all began, from its discovery to how it was invented and how Edison got related to x-ray safety.

Topics discussed in this episode:

How Faraday's discovery of induction led to the creation of X-ray machines
Why the international debates about the nature of Cathode Rays were important
How the first medical X-ray was discovered
How the World reacted to X-rays
How Edison was involved for both good and ill


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Resources:

Kathy Loves Physics YouTube Channel
Kathy Loves Physics Instagram
Kathy Loves Physics Facebook Group
Kathy Loves Physics Website
Patrick Kelly's YouTube Channel
Patrick Kelly's Instagram
Released:
Jun 28, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

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In this fascinating podcast, science historian Kathy Joseph gives a bit of scientific, historical context to experts in their fields. Every Tuesday at 10 AM PST.