Re: X-ray of packages and containers-image source

[Ted de Castro <tdc@XRAYTED.COM>]

Also too - the question originally raised was the justification of

x-raying people in this case.  The answer there is simple.  The x-ray

was to detect contraband/contents - people were NOT supposed to be there

and NOT what was "officially" being looked for.  Most likely the

question was first asked if there were people onboard.



Chuck Cooper wrote:

> 

> The image that started this thread appears to be from a Rapiscan 2000 series

> high energy

> transmission X-ray unit, one of the few production systems capable of

> processing truck

> size cargos.

> 

> See the remarkably similar image here:

> 

> http://www.rapiscan.com/documents/Fixed%20Site%20Cargo%20System.htm

> 

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