On the night of November 8, 1895, German physicist Wilhelm ... x-ray vision. Much of radiographic practice today can be traced to the research that followed in the months after Roentgen's ...

X-ray photograph taken by Wilhelm Roentgen of his wife's hand in December ... Despite the danger, however, the judicious use of X-rays allowed great medical progress in diagnosis and treatment ...

To the casual observer, the X-ray of a hand, seen below ... On November 8 that year, her husband, German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, had been conducting an experiment in his lab - the ...

Since its discovery by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895, the use of the X-ray has become commonplace. Through the fields of medicine, dentistry, security and more, people are exposed to the use of X-rays ...

when German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered the x-ray. Hailed as a medical miracle, scientists and physicians started using x-rays in the clinical setting soon after, and its use ...

On this day in 1895, scientist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen published ... A 2011 study of an early x-ray machine found that its use would expose the skin to 1,500 times the amount of radiation ...

The Fram2 crew decided to pay homage to the very first X-ray ever taken, which was of a hand with a ring on it. | Credit: Wilhelm Conrad ... electronics to test the use of the X-ray as a hardware ...

As a result, experimenters using these early X-ray machines often suffered effects such as eye complaints, skin burns, loss of hair, and ultimately, cancer. When Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen reported ...

In a groundbreaking mission, SpaceX Fram2 crew recreated Röntgen's X-ray experiment in space ... a German professor of physics named Wilhelm Röntgen was experimenting with cathode rays when ...