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Scientists Bend Gamma Rays, Could Neuter Radioactive Waste
engadget.com 2 weeks, 5 days agoBending most light is easy; bending it in gamma ray form, however, has often been deemed impossible given how hard it is for electrons to react to the extreme frequencies. University of Munich scientist Dietrich Habs and his Institut Laue-Langevin teammate Michael Jentschel have proven that assumption wrong: an experiment in blasting a silicon prism has shown that gamma rays will refract just slightly through the right material. If a lens is made out of a large-atom substance like gold to bend the rays furt
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Physicists Succeed In Making 'Impossible' Gamma-Ray Lens
wired.com 2 weeks, 6 days agoPhysicists have created a new gamma-ray lens and they believe it will open up a new field of gamma-ray optics for medical imaging, detecting illicit nuclear material, and getting rid of nuclear waste.
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