Radioactive Cat Geiger Counter

GQ GMC Geiger Counter Nuclear Radiation Safety Guide CPM μSv/h mR/h Action 5-50 0.03-0.033 0.003-0.0033 Normal background. No action needed 51-99 0.33-0.65 0.033-0.065 Medium level, check the reading regularly >100 >0.65 >0.065 High level. Closely watch the reading, find out why. >1000 >6.50 >0.650 Very high. Leave the area ASAP, and find out why. >2000 >13 >1.30 Extremely high. Evacuate immediately, report to government. Note: For abnormally high readings, take a confirmatory reading before any action. GQ Electronics LLC, Seattle, WA GQ Nuclear Radiation Detector GMC-320 Plus Geiger Muller Counter Data Logger USA 21CPM 22CPM 26CPM 728CPM 923CPM 1801CPM 2307CPM

A person holds a Geiger counter and its nuclear radiation safety card beside a gray long-haired cat sitting inside a car. The meter rises from normal background readings to extremely high levels as it gets closer to the cat after radioactive iodine therapy, while the cat meows and the counter beeps. The joke treats a freshly treated pet as a dangerous radioactive hazard and exaggerates the safety instructions into an absurd evacuation scenario, making it useful as an absurd reaction video about something unexpectedly dangerous. The audio narration explains the escalating readings, and the alarm beeps and cat sounds heighten the mock panic. EN: A person holds a Geiger counter and its nuclear radiation safety card beside a gray long-haired cat sitting inside a car. The meter rises from normal background readings to extremely high levels as it gets closer to the cat after radioactive iodine therapy, while the cat meows and the counter beeps. The joke treats a freshly treated pet as a dangerous radioactive hazard and exaggerates the safety instructions into an absurd evacuation scenario, making it useful as an absurd reaction video about something unexpectedly dangerous. The audio narration explains the escalating readings, and the alarm beeps and cat sounds heighten the mock panic.

Our cat recently got radioactive iodine therapy and as you can see this is a Geiger counter which measures the radiation. Normal safe levels are under 100 counts per minute and as you can see from the safety card over 2,000 is extremely high and you should evacuate immediately. Let me show you what the value looks like when I hold this meter up to my cat. Even outside the car we We can already see we're getting up to a thousand counts per minute and it's already beeping, sending an alarm. As I get the meter closer to the cat, the gray, according to this card, I should evacuate and report you to the government. Don't cut her with your cat after radiation therapy.

• @pokupkabitka / 39147 2024-04-19