Radiation
Radiation still seeping from Soviet‑era titanium nuclear attack sub
Monitoring teams report elevated radiation levels in surrounding waters near the wreck site.
What would a radioactive leak from Dimona mean for southern Israel? - explainer
Nvidia unveils new hardware in push for data centers in space
US to offer incentives to states for nuclear waste storage, building nuclear reactors
NASA's space dummy has been named by the public: Commander Moonikin Campos
Named "Commander Moonikin Campos" in honor of Arturo Campos, the human stand-in will accompany phantom torsos Zohar and Helga on the long-awaited lunar mission.
NASA sends human dummies on Artemis I Moon mission, and you can name one
The mission will also test the Israeli-made AstroRad vest for use in future exploration missions.
China: Radiation levels normal around Taishan nuclear reactor
This is in response to reports that there was a warning of an "imminent radiological threat" following a build-up of krypton and xenon.
Innovative Israeli surgery saves a cancer patient's ability to give birth
A rare robot-assisted procedure was carried out for the first time in Israel, with the potential to save women's reproductive organs from the dangers of radiation.
Israeli, Turkish scientists developing solution in event of ‘dirty bomb’
A dirty bomb, also known as a radiological dispersal device, combines conventional explosives with radioactive material.
Higher background radiation linked to lower cancer mortality - study
Higher background radiation levels were also linked to a life expectancy about 2.5 years longer than those living in areas with relatively low levels.
Israeli scientists measure Hawking radiation from sonic black hole
The findings are significant because they included the discovery of phenomena not part of Hawking's original analysis.
US still hasn’t said who was behind ‘microwave’ attacks on its diplomats
The story is made more complex by the fact that the US appeared to take from 2016 to 2019 to conclude that these incidents were linked to a hostile foreign government. Why did it take so long?
Putting science back into the nuclear debate
The world is naturally radioactive place, and every person is exposed to between 2-3mSv (millisieverts) every year.
Technion researchers develop new radiation sources
The radiation sources may reduce costs by replacing current, expensive facilities.
