I Just Got A Radiation Monitor And The Readings Are Normal. Ask Me A Question

where are you and what did you test?

If you just bought your meter, how the fuck do you know what "normal" levels are?

Which government agency do you work for? Because we know you are lying.

Kidding.

When are you going to send it back as it is clearly BROKEN!

seriously, what do you consider "normal" ... when there is no "safe" level of radiation

Canadians aren't supposed to cuss.

Normal readings are normal readings you shills. Do you think radiation was invented today or something. It takes .0034 seconds to bring up a vast array of radiation data. Whats normal, whats not, etc... All available on that thing called the world wide web.

OP did you check your vegetables? I have used a meter for months now. Rainstorms and all. Never a high reading ever.

There is always natural or ambient radiation present in everything around us when I lived in Maine you needed to consider the levels of Radon in our basements, which forms naturally from rocks.

Although true, some areas have unsafe radon levels in their homes and water, which makes testing important in some areas. Other levels of radiation is simply considered ambient and occur in very low levels and this is an unpleasant fact the earth has radiation.

What you should be concerned about are items such as your television some models put out more radiation than other models, to protect yourself stay away from the screen.

Background Radioactivity
[link to www.tenorm.com]

Fact Sheet on Biological Effects of Radiation
[link to www.nrc.gov]

What Every One Should Know About Testing Your Home For Radiation. Why should I test?
[link to www.maine.gov]

Canadians aren't supposed to cuss.

Normal readings are normal readings you shills. Do you think radiation was invented today or something. It takes .0034 seconds to bring up a vast array of radiation data. Whats normal, whats not, etc... All available on that thing called the world wide web.

OP did you check your vegetables? I have used a meter for months now. Rainstorms and all. Never a high reading ever.

The reply so nice you posted it twice?

I'm a bad Canadian, and you're not the OP :P

But kidding aside, ambient radiation varies all over the place. Not just city to city, but house to house. Nothing you find on Google is going to tell you what your home's "normal" levels are. For your whole city perhaps, but for your own home? Psssch, yeah, go find that on Google. You have to have an established background figure to compare to, and only then you can observe whether it's increasing or decreasing over time.

Yeah sure you can tell whether you're getting a lethal dose or not. But by the time it's a lethal dose it's too late to do anything about it. What you NEED to observe is how the levels change over time so you can get oughta dodge before that point.

San Jose,Ca I tested milk and the outside air.

I'm a shill from N.F.J.A

In the movie "Demolition Man" starring Sylvester Stallone and Sandra Bullock, Stallone is sitting there when he gets a video call from a naked woman. The woman says "oops sorry wrong number" and ends the call.

Will they still be using "numbers" to contact people in the future, like the telephone system does today? Or will they use some sort of word system like email does to send their calls to the right person?