Radiographer Films Inside of a CT scanner spinning at full speed

Ever been inside one? It's impressive..... I put up a video on how they "The MRI Scanners" actually work..... In the absence of super conducting materials at room temperature, they have a heap of cryogenically cooled liquid helium being pumped through them as well - like minus 273*C or something - so they can pump HUGE amounts of electricity through the electromagnets, without them exploding... so they can get enormously strong magnetic fields to activate and resonante the hydrogen in your cells, to make images from.... There is a LOT going on in these things....

Yeah I made a mistake - this is a CAT scanner - a very narrow beam x-ray machine, with a rotating head.... Still VERY clever tech... I plead mostly absolute ignorance.

It's totally different to an MRI scanner...

The Incredible Engineering of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Machines ( MRI ) https://www.mgtow.tv/v/Bk43lH ------------ Radiographer Films Inside of a CT scanner spinning at full speed https://www.mgtow.tv/v/X8R1U5

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: i have been in an MRI machine and have had ultra sound stuff done on me as well as x-rays... i do not think i have had a cat scan done though...

@sbseed: They are pretty good... they do like 1mm thick slices of X ray, through a stretch of body. Full 3D rotations, and then you can see every lump, bump, nodule, swelling, vacuole, blocklage - sort of like each card in the deck.....

https://upload.wikimedia.org/w....ikipedia/commons/5/5

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: thought cat scan uses radio waves instead of x-rays...