When the Australian nuclear capsule went missing ... for heart scans and to diagnose diseases. And radioactive material is found in household objects. Americium-241, an isotope that emits alpha ...
It was found two months later and returned ... if it was damaged or taken apart. It contains radioactive material that is sealed inside a capsule, which is in turn sealed inside the camera with ...
The radioactive capsule, believed to have fallen from a ... When it was unpacked for inspection on Jan. 25, the gauge was found broken apart, with one of four mounting bolts missing and screws ...
Independent news and stories connecting you to life in Australia and Nepali-speaking Australians. Stories about women of Nepali heritage in Australia who are about to become parents. Get the ...
Scientists are discovering and resurrecting ancient viruses trapped in permafrost and frozen remains. Here are 8 'zombie' ...
An Australian emergency services search team has found a tiny, but potentially deadly radioactive capsule belonging to Rio Tinto (ASX, LSE: RIO) on the side of a highway in the northern region of ...
PERTH, Australia (AP) — Authorities in Western Australia on Wednesday recovered a tiny but dangerous radioactive capsule that ... Officials said the capsule the size of a pea was found south of Newman ...
A tiny radioactive capsule missing for six days in the WA outback has been found just south of Newman. Emergency Services Minister Stephen Dawson revealed the capsule has been discovered around 11am ...
The recent massive search in Western Australia for a highly radioactive ceramic disc that had fallen off a truck drew worldwide attention. Amazingly, the cylindrical capsule, about half the size of a ...
"The search crews have quite literally found the needle in the haystack." The capsule was found by a team from the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation and the Department of Fire ...
While its refusal to let you cheat the exam will prove too punishing for some, the new System Shock is a beautiful and ...
