AW: New Detector

["Franz Schoenhofer" <franz.schoenhofer@CHELLO.AT>]

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Von: owner-radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

[mailto:owner-radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu]Im Auftrag von Dimiter Popoff

Gesendet: Samstag, 19. April 2003 18:55

An: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

Betreff: RE: New Detector







The real question - which was already implied in at least one posting - is

"what is the daily consumption of liquid He?" . I'd prefer it expressed

in liters/day, but will manage the conversion, if necessary :-).



 Also, I would be curious about the resolution - say, in keV FWHM @ 1332.5

keV

and @ 122 keV. If too small to talk 1332.5 keV, 661.6 keV would be

interesting, too.



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Dear Dimiter,



Your sceptic questions are more than justified. Obviously some companies

have or are close to be rewarded contracts to search for weapons of mass

destruction in Iraq - you can find it in the news, but probably not in the

US Iraq news. I noticed that the CNN rubbish is quite different from all

other TV-stations of European and other TV-stations. On CNN we do not see

the children hurt in the hospitals unable to treat them, we did not see the

looting of some of the most important museums on the history of mankind on

CNN,  but we saw it on our European stations. No information about the

search for weapons of mass-destruction by CNN. Nothing about any success.

This impacts the "search of (non)existing" nuclear weapons and the believe

that weapons of mass destruction have been hidden. Any such message

referring to a "wonderland" detection unit can only result in prolonged

contracts and additional Megadollars for research. Of course it would be

very mean to accuse the US institution of trying to get funds.....



I am close to vomit.



Franz





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