pictured: the X-ray beamline from the wiggler at the ID11 experimental station of the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, as seen in a low-resolution photograph buried in a Wayback Machine page from 2006. Needless to say this would kill you almost immediately
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in reply to @atomicthumbs's post:
I actually wonder how immediately this would kill you
Because there was that Russian guy who took a relativistic proton beam to the brain and lived
Or do xrays scatter much more so you'd be more likely to get a lethal whole-body dose?
an x-ray beam strong enough to be visible like this is an absolutely terrifying thing to exist, thanks