The first ever X-ray was taken in late 1895 and the image was published in early 1896. German physicist Wilhelm Roentgen took an X-ray of his wife's hand wearing a wedding ring. The technology instantly became an international hit. Everyone had soon wanted an X-ray of themselves; women channeled Roentgen's wife and took X-rays of their hands with the wedding rings to send their friends.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
First X-ray
Categories:
computers + tech,
human anatomy
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