How To Get Cancer - HOMEMADE X-RAY GUN (DANGEROUS!)
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- I was sent a video on making an x-ray gun from scratch, and I originally thought it was a joke. However, this group of 'scientists,' called Kreosan, actually did just that...They made a homemade x-ray gun...and tested it out....on themselves! This is both awesome and EXTREMELY DANGEROUS at the same time. Apparently, on their channel, Kreosan (linked below), they do a ton of crazy experiments, film them, and post them to their youtube channel. Hope you all enjoy watching this as much as I did. And I know this goes without saying, but PLEASE DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!
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I'm impressed how smart and dumb this is at the same time. Also they didn't protect their thyroid, but I mean that kinda of minor compared to everything else going on.
Meh not super concerning plus thyroid cancer is really slow and “easy” to deal with compared to all the other types
Uhhh, they’re still blasting their thyroid with X-rays even with that suit.
Favorite line “this is natural selection at its finest in one video” 😂 hope they don’t end up like Clarence Dally 😬
he is right tho xDD
Kreosan are the best ❤️
The channel this was taken from is actually pretty incredible. They live in a very poor part of the Ukraine near the Russian border which is basically a war zone. The things they build are incredible considering they make everything out recycled electronics
They collect Soviet era scraps such as the X-ray machine parts and just slap it together even sauntering the wires to circuits.
Kreosan > Dr. Cellini
truee!
Alex 🥰🥰 and Anton from Kreosan
Kreosan are the best. They have super radioactive powers. Radiation just don't harm them
I'm a nuclear worker... I shook my head at this entire thing. 9 REM/hr is like 50ish times higher than the worst radiation field I've worked in in a plant. Smart folks can be so damn dumb.
How much additional radiation do you get per year then the normal person? It has to be something?
Look up the demon core experiments, and you'll see how truly dumb smart people can be.
actully in the full vid they maxed out at 100 R/hr its over 100R/hr
@@keithpetro he was saposed to use wedges instead slotin used a screwdriver and it slipped they let him do it because he did it before like that
It's actually worse still. The counter was measuring 41 rem/Hr, but *at 1 meter*. Let's assume it was correct, which it probably wasn't since that detector is meant to detect gamma rays, not x-rays. The actual value was probably higher.
The dead-eyed dude controlling it, who I'll call hat-guy, is sitting next to it. Let's say 0.25m even though he was actually sticking his hand right next to it.
Per the inverse square law:
i₂ = (d₁² / d₂²) * i₁ rem/Hr
i₂ = (1² / .25²) * 41 rem/Hr
i₂ = 656 rem/Hr
So hat-guy was getting 182 mrem *per second*. So he hit 9 rem in just 49 seconds. I'm not a health expert, but I bet that's gonna cause some trouble down the road.
As a radiographer student this made me panic, a lot.
Dropping some harm reduction info here:
I’ve used several Soviet tubes to generate X-rays, newer dental tubes too. It’s dangerous to use these tubes without collimating the beam and using appropriate shielding.
I personally use water as shielding but it’s a matter of preference.
Even the lower end tubes can blast 300 roentgen. Dental X-ray tubes can easily and quickly kill you. It isn’t advisable to work with either unless you have a very substantial understanding of what’s going on.
If you’re stupid enough to use unshielded X-rays in suburbia not only are you endangering yourself but also everyone around you. X-rays are a form of penetrating electromagnetic radiation, normal walls will not prevent them from reaching substantial distances.
My advice to anyone who wants to do this is to research extensively. Ionising radiation is not something to be taken lightly. You could end up with burns, potentially malignancies and even dead.
Dosimeter and Geiger counter necessary. Lead gown, neck guard, gloves and lead goggles strongly advised.
Working with high voltage also poses massive risk, many novice citizen scientists have come to grief this way.
Be curious but please, please be careful.
As an x-ray tech student, I had the same reaction. I would be curious to know what the lead equivalency is for their "armor" if it is infact lead. However, their "beam" seemed powerful enough for it not matter. Distance itself wasn't enough
yeah if you noticed they put the detector behind both layers of lead and it was still high!
@@DrCellini Yeahhhhh... The erythema was not at all surprising ☠️😂
Probably 3mm thin plate cut of lead sheet so you can’t expect much protection From that
@@tony_5156 Most lead worn in hospitals for radiation protection is about 0.5 mm lead equivalency so 3 mm should do the trick
Same haha
That channel that he's reviewing, regularly does incredibly dangerous stuff, they regularly visit Chernobyl and swim in seriously contaminated water, and sneak around restricted areas, so
Seeing them play with x rays doesn't seem that weird to me lol
It's probably one of their safer escapades
@@smeagolmazurenko5238 🤣
It kinda puts into perspective the kind of amazement(shock?) that Henry Roentgen experienced over his own experiments later in life as his understanding of x-ray radiation expanded.
Imagine being the guy who realizes his own experiments caused radiation affects in his own family? These guys didn't take the time to find out the dangers before these experiments though and that amazes me because I'm not even in the same nation as Chernobyl and that kind of stuff scares me.
Geiger counter usually dont use gamma compensated GM tubes and that is why they show such hi readings when measuring xrays. In reality, the dose would be much lower.
Anyway, radiation is not something you should play with! Always keep the dose to the bare minimum 🙂
The xray gun might get cancer from their video.
They wander about Chernobyl and Pripyat. At one point, they are walking through grass, and are complaining that their feet hurt from the radiation. They go to the “death” bucket, which is a piece of equipment used to remove radioactive material from the reactor after the explosion. It’s a digger claw. They put their phone inside, which captures green dots on the screen. The radiation it’s giving off is over 390 microsieverts per hour (uSv/h). Normal levels are 0.17 uSv/h. Some people climb inside the digger claw. My teeth hurt just from watching that video. They complain about their hands and arms hurting after.
Another video of theirs shows them climbing into a heavy water nuclear waste tank, and wading around in it.
In their many videos, they are feeling ill, vomiting, experiencing tingling and pain.
My thoughts are they may not be doing these videos for long.
I feel like...maybe they just expect to die? And they're like, "oh, well, guess we'll go out with a bang"? Do they truly believe everything will be fine? This video was kinda sad, like seeing a puppy get run over, you know bad things are in the future, but there's nothing you can do, and the subject is oblivious to the clockwork results of the things they have already done. (...I haven't actually seen a puppy get run over, but this sure seems like what it'd be like.) If they're still alive three years later, though, and after so many OTHER stupidities, apparently, I'll grant they weren't as immediately doomed as I had thought.
I'd like to see these guys in 10 years
Your personality is so great that you could make videos about anything and be entertaining. Your reactions are priceless.
I love how in some parts Dr cellini is just like “😅🙄”
"...this guy roams Chernobyl. He's just making sure he gets some good RF radiation to go with the frequent diet of trans-uranic isotopes he picks up in his nuclear forest foraging."
Chernobyl isn't nearly as dangerous as people think it is. As long as you don't snort dust off the ground or pick mushrooms (which concentrate Cs-137) the radiation dose you'll pick up on a trip to Chernobyl is completely negligible.
“Oh.. so don’t worry they have no neighbors...they are just hurting themselves then” 😂
I mean they do now squat in an abandoned apartment in Pripyat or at least have renovated it & somehow got power to it.
Saw these guys drink water that had collected in some random factory pit in Chernobyl.
Then in another video they ate some random mushrooms also in Chernobyl and then was puzzled why they felt sick to their stomach and started vommiting afterwards.
Not the brightest bunch, but still kind of entertaining.
The mushrooms were probably poisonous. The cesium itself wouldn’t cause that sickness.
There smart they just have zero safety measures
Thanks for the great content Dr. Cellini! Have a great weekend! you are the one who inspired me to be in the medical field. (Want to be a PA)
Also note that they go the chernobyl high contaminated areas a lot.
They really don't understand how dangerous radiation is, radiation is cumulative, a low dose over a long period of time is as deadly as a quick high dose.
I did not realize there was a whole segment of youtube dedicated to the homemade x-ray hobby. That is a bit unsettling.
These guys are not the norm in the hobby
Yeah, I would love to build one, but with way way way more shielding and a proper housing. Its definitely something I am learning about. I already have tons of radio active stuff, but all mine is in a case where the background count doesnt increase background at 3 feet.
You should review London Hospital episode 1. It’s based in 1906 when they just started using X-rays
The face and the laptop close at the end... Deaddddd 😂
These guys are not the sharpest tools in the shed, their elevator doesn't go all the way to the top, lights are on but no one is home!
Your reactions were great! I'm a new subscriber and love your videos. Not in the medical field but almost went into Radiology!
Hi Dr. Cellini! Love your content. Stay Safe!
Thank you! Will do!
The kreosan channel has a very incredible team, despite living in a war hitten land in ukraine near the border, they make things out of old soviet-era electronics, and the main guy, Alex, knows a lot about electronics engineering, in fact he has a electronics repair shop decades ago, its called, "Kreosan TV-Repair shop", and this is where the channel's name came from.
They're likely going to be fine. Back in the day, shoe stores had a similar setup to this to see how well a shoe fit. It involved inserting your feet into the machine, and you look through an eyepiece at the top. The X-rays would point up through the floor, through your feet and onto the screen and ultimately through your face. Shoe store clerks would have X-rays blasted at their face daily, and kids would come just to play with it. Yes lots of people got cancer from them, but that just puts into perspective how even though these people are exposing themselves to way more than is usual, it's really not that much. He said it's 90mSv per hour. That might be a problem if they actually left it running for an hour, but they only had it running a few seconds at a time, totaling a minute or two. They got roughly a CT scan worth of x-rays here.
Yeah, but what about the Compton Scattering? (The visible light through the dusty air indoor or the fog machine is a crude example of Compton Scattering, only at visible wavelength) Compton Scattering is something that is to be taken seriously, as it means X-rays would be scattered around the area, as they're tiny in wavelength compared to the light we see, so they bounce off the Oxygen atoms, which is kinda why doctors usually stand behind the concrete wall specially measured for expected output of both functioning and malfunctioning X-ray machines, so they stay within their yearly allowance of X-ray dosage so they don't get violently sick (radiation sickness is no joke). And shoe shops banned them for this reason, as well as health outcry back in the day when we used to do things wrongly long before we are actively aware of how dangerous they are.
@@Dr_Mario2007 They weren't exposed to this x-ray machine daily for years. Radiation damage is cumulative. X-ray techs stand behind a wall because they are using an x-ray machine every day for years.
The absolute minimum yearly dose linked to an increased cancer risk is 100mSv. This video says they were getting 90mSv/hr in front of it at 3 meters. at 1 meter it was significantly more but they did not stand in front of it for an hour straight. The most significant dose was when they put their hand/foot in front of it but even that was just a few seconds. They likely didn't even get a chest CT worth of radiation with the amount of time they had it running.
@@jonoghue Of course radiation dosage do accumulate every time you are exposed to radiation so it's important the X-ray technicians and doctors keep track of their daily allocation of radiation dosage so they're good to go.
I hope you're right :/
I unintentionally took an x-ray of myself in a metal spoon once with my phone.
Dr. Cellini, thanks for a great vid! I am interested in radiology for residency training. Could you make a video about radiation exposure as a diagnostic/interventional radiologist to the caregiver? I would greatly appreciate it!
search on youtube “bionerd23” Truly a very quality channel. In my opinion, the best in that topic. Too bad it's not active anymore.
She measured the amounts of radiation from various medical devices.
When becoming a ghoul becomes your biggest goal in life..
They do things which someone else had to do before.
Yeah, it's dangerous; but only the electrocuting part.
Think about Percy Spencer, the guy that discovered microwave heating capability.
A chocolate bar in his pocket melted after a while from turning on the radio device.
His brain didn't get fried, eyes didn't boil out - only that one chocolate bar got molten.
He must've felt some amount of heat, but that did no permanent damage.
Standing centimeters from this machine is basically as dangerous, as driving a motorcycle at the speed limit.
Both but require very bad luck, or stupidity, to be lethal.
That's more dangerous than attempting to repair a 60-year-old color TV set! I strongly suspect they're going to regret doing this!
Natural selection, so true haha! That was some crazy stuff!
What did we learn is: if you are buying an X-ray tube from eBay buy the whole assembly, not just the tube itself. The body is specifically engineered to contain most of the intensity within.
And don’t hurt the birds.
Thanks, it was the kind of informations i was looking for, that scared me to see this but in the same time was confused about what's happening.
This guy has been going to Chernobyl for quite some years, that's nothing for him
Hi Dr. Cellini, I like your content. I love watching your videos.
Did you see that man's foot in the x ray , he won't be long for this world
I went to school for 50 years ago, in the physics class the teacher had a X-ray tube, he put power to it and put his hand in front of it so we could see his hand on a screen, we could also try it, I also did it, we thought it was cool.
Funny how ting’s change over time.
I watched their insane video and was shocked to see how much radiation was being received as he backed out of the room.
These guys are likely to win a darwin award one day, reminds me of the case of a kid that building a nuclear reactor at home, that case was truely shocking
my dream is to be a radiologist
This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Kreosan is awesome. They are professionals. PROFESSIONALS.
Dire strait until he watches Williams Osman's video on making x-ray machine
That's quite the liquor store you have behind you! Nothing wrong with that as far as I am concerned as an EE myself, but as an MD? Just kidding!
As a 1970s youth and electronics experimenter I tried to make an X-Ray machine using the high voltage chain from an old color TV console. The 6BK4 high voltage regulator tube was said to be a dangerous source of X-rays. What I didn't know, and fortunately for me I guess, is that they quickly altered the manufacture of that tube in the early 1960s to use leaded glass thus blocking any X-Rays after the initial consumer TV X-ray scare. Guess I should worry about lead poisoning instead?
A stock tube TV high voltage chain really doesn't have enough power to even make a functioning X-Ray machine and the amount of radiation it does give off when un-shielded is very minimal. You would need months of exposure to get to a dangerous level. But these guys seem to be generating enough power to be quite dangerous. From a distance that looks like an old TV HV regulator tube but they never glowed like that in normal operation. They are really pushing it. And as they seem to be Russian, I don't think the Russian tubes used leaded glass. Not much consumer safety practiced in the old USSR.
That arcing btw, is flash-over on the tube probably aggravated by skin oil or dirt. But by they looks of that arc, they could easily be at 100kv!
Little does Dr. Cellini know that they would go into Chernobyl and renovate a flat there, swim and dive in the fourth reactor's cooling water and many other crazy things. These people are just not afraid of radiation, at all. The funniest thing is that they actually tested on radiation in a clinic and they had no radiation contamination within their bodies.
Dr.Cellini Finna Become X-Ray Man
Thank you for your service
Towards Humanity
Salute 🙏🏻🙏🏻
They also go swimming under the failed reactor at Chernobyl so i doubt this makes too much difference.
The cameraman will be ok
If you watch their previous video on the build for this. they actually removed it from the protective lead Housing.
Now i know what all the liquor is in the background.
The house next door is one where Lou Diamond Phillips has people bet on little stuffed animals fighting in a pit.
I thought the shield wasn't thick enough to protect that area. But omg how crazy are they!!! Like put the damn thing in trash after tearing it apart! Now watch how many kids try it. Loved your reactions!
yep. I can't wait for my x ray tube will arrive. and do you think an kid will know how to build an driver for driving the flyback transformer to generate hv.
They remind me of the 'scuba divers' who tried to 'dive' near Chernobyl. That's comedy gold.
It’s the same channel, these guys are nuts lol.
KEOSAN are legends. Insane. But legends.
This channel is underrated
Thank you for sharing.
they have both a radiation hazard and an electrocution hazard
The bigger tube at the end just is an X-ray tube made out of metal and glass, no complete X-ray tube assembly with lead.
These dudes had an apartment in chernoble, they'll be okay
nice selection of drinks on your mini bar !, =)
1:38 I think they said "voltage multiplier", not "photomultiplier tube". Concretely, I'd say it's a Cockroft-Walton voltage multiplier, though it's hard to tell (not that there are many kinds of voltage multipliers).
You're facial expressions are priceless 😂😂😂😂
This how Dr.Banner became the Hulk.
I agree to take radiation seriously , but your estimates about the risk seem off. I ran the numbers and to to obtain the amount of a chest xray he would have to sit about half an hour next to the machine (outside of the beam). Still inside the beam at the highest point where they measured 9 R / h they would have to stay 12 minutes in that place to obtain the amount of radiation during a heart xray (numbers from US Nuclear Commision). I believe the creators of the video actually knew what they were doing in the end and ran the estimates before, but the video is intentionally exaggerating the risk by making it seem overly crazy.
Great video.
Next they'll make a gamma ray machine
Oddly enough Sasha is alive and well even after this! He seems to be in Thailand now.
Good video ☺️📸
Photomultiplier tubes are used in night goggles to increase the light. They don't amplify high voltage.
I would be afraid of getting Cancer
you and me both
I feel like I should try this at home.
I've seen netrotic radiation injuries from "normal" fluorscope procedures, like placing a shunt in the heart, and the burns are really bad. Often requiring multiple skingrafts because you're not just burning the top layer of skin, but everything under your skin, too. I can only imagine these people had at least minor injuries o fthat sort.
If this is real, why isn't the camera sensor affected by the radiation? It should be riddled with static.
Crazy how mr. Roentgen and thomas edison were ignorant to the dangers of scatter radiation.. yet here were are in 2021 seeing the same events..
That's kreosan they're professionals don't worry about them
Which professional would mess around with x-rays without any sufficient safety measures?
From the X-Ray screen brightness I can tell you they are easily getting 0.5 Sv per minute on beam. Not to the sides, mind you: those are shielded by the tube's tungsten structure. So they can easily get mild erythema from 1 or 2 minutes of exposure "on beam", and severe burns from a few more minutes. Crazy shit, but old fluoroscopes (up to the 1950s) did the same and where used regularly on doctor's offices (for a few seconds at a time). Not good, but not lethal or anything catastrophic.
No! The way they carry it looks much to light?
“Nobody will be hurt but them” 🤣🤣🤣
They HAD neighbors, just not anymore.
And that is a "tiny" dental x-ray tube, I got 2 huge standard ones, they work much better xD because i got housing units for them and I guess it is much safer 😝
They definitely wont be having children
All that X-ray radiation, AND high voltages that could have killed them immediately.
5.58 thats what wilhelm röngten the inventor of x-rays did, he testet his device on his wifes hand. The diffrence is back than people didnt know radaiton was dangerous. Now people should know better.
Here in Norway at Kjeller, its a nuclear research lab, some decades ago a gamma ray device was on by mistanke and a worker got exposed, he felt a burning pain in his crotch and lower stomach and evacuated immediately but he died in hospital 2 weeks later.
(initially made this a reply instead of a comment) 7:04 "my radiation is decreased by a factor of four with each big step" Subtle error: you've described exponential decay, rather than inverse square. You already said it, but doubling your distance cuts exposure by 4 - so to cut by 4 again, you need to double your distance, rather than move any specific fixed distance further. Exponential decay is more powerful, and is, I think, what governs x-ray attenuation as it passes through shielding, as you probably already know.
AS AN RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST, I’m extremely disturbed that someone would make a homemade radiation tube. This is EXTREMELY dangerous and foolish. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS AT HOME.
I am an RT as well but I find it more disturbing how careless these guys are than anything. There are other videos of people generating x-rays by applying a high voltage to a vaccum tube but none of them kept it on! Let alone experimented with x-rays to take makeshift images! What these guys did is next-level stupid. If they are still fertile after this encounter, I plan to nominate them for a Darwin award. Imagine the behind the scenes footage they didn't include? I'm confident their dose was much higher than what we observed in the uploaded footage.
When you have seen the video before you making a video about seeing it you are so clever xDD
if you watch the previous video the tube they used for this ex ray gun actually came out of what looked like a dental exray machine
TBH, their self-harm cuts any intel in figuring all this out.
Kreosan!! Those guys are crazy, they refurbish apartments in Chernobyl, explore the reactor , swam in radioactive water . They're amazing minds though, can any of us just build a xray machine from Chernobyl debris? It's genius but dangerous. just wish they had funding to do stuff safely.
hahaha...yeah.. they're smart, genius, and well educated but dumb af
they knew the risks but still doing it, that is silly
but let justt assume they're doing it for money, for live
Hello ! lately I been wondering and thinking of what jobs to do could you tell me how much do radiologist make per year ? and how many years of school in college did you do ?
I cannot believe the stupidity that exists on this planet 😅 don’t play with X-rays at home kids!
haha. You would think we wouldn't have to say these things!
@@DrCellini Well, that's because you actually "think"... :)
Lol.......can u just IMAGINE cooking a steak being radiated by ur neighbors?!?
I brought my Radex to my Bone Density scan. As soon as the X-Rays started the unit lot's its shit.
Vibrating and squealing...the little unit was ready to sacrifice itself for me. Now that's what I would call Stunning & Brave.
But yeah, the detector went crazy when the beam path went over it.
I think it's funny you told us about stochastic effects RIGHT IN FRONT of a strong liquor cabinet.
If you have any idea how long he's spent in Chernobyl this is nothing