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In response to
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Radio news - the current level of radiation while flying on a plane is equal to a chest xray.
"
by
CrankYanker
It's not the amount of radiation that is concerning, it's the intensity.
Posted by
nubby
Jan 23 '12, 17:10
Plane trip = long time = low intensity
Chest x-ray = short time = high intensity
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that'swhatshesaid. -- nm
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Superman
Jan 23, 18:04
well, apparently this is the 'current' level; it has been increasing over the years.. even more so with the recent sun flares. -- nm
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CrankYanker
Jan 23, 17:29
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