The "strange device aside with lead screen" is probably a large NaI gamma ray scintillator / spectrometer.
In this photo, there looks to be a high voltage cable with rubber cap going to one of the spark plugs on the visible reactor end. On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 3:24 AM, Alain Sepeda <[email protected]>wrote: > no the name was added by a member, and finally, after long search I found > the trick. > > the embedded photo is simple without legend, and the PPT author seems to > have made a big security errror is not cropping really the photo... (there > have been similar failur in PDF blackening that let the real text ready to > be copied, in military documents in US or UK) > > the most intriguing thing is the reactor that seems bare, just insulated, > and a strange device aside with lead screen. > with Vysotski CV I can guess he is doing gamma measure. > > at least we are far from go/nogo test, but clearly about measures. > > anyway as an IT security experts, this can of leak, despite no real > problem that time, can have hard consequence. > > with today technology and IT forensic, one should never publish a raw > digital document. > at least rescan, and best, ask someone else to rescan (because there are > metadata about scanning. some learned that painfully). > > 2012/7/19 Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> > >> Yeah, that's Vysotskii, looking old. >> >> What's the big deal? Defkalion accidentally left the names of the >> researchers in the photos they uploaded. >> >> None of these people has told me a thing, by the way. I don't bug them, >> because they have signed NDAs. >> >> That's a pretty sad experimental setup, isn't it? >> >> - Jed >> >> > -- Regards, Bob Higgins
