I left my Geiger Counter on for 41 days straight. Here's

>>8796433
and?

>>8796439
>Normal background radiation. That's pretty much it!

>>8796443
Yes, that's what he just said. Are you feeling ok?

>>8796433
What kind of radiation does it detect?

>>8796498
Normal background radiation. That's pretty much it!

>>8796498
alpha, beta, gamma, and x-ray

>>8796433
Got a plot?

>>8796509
That's cool. Is it being plugged into that phone for logging?

>>8796433
Now go put it in a microwave and see what happens.

>>8796524
Normal background radiation. That's pretty much it!

>>8796433
Expecting anyone here to believe you.
Is CIA getting so desperate as to engage shills to post in /sci/?

were you able to find your waitress?

>>8796911
back to /x/ pea-brain

>>8796433
Can you post the data somewhere?

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>>8796433
>Avg 0.010 mR/hr
would trigger a warning but ok
>Max 0.026 mR/hr
Argon or Fukushima

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>>8796433
So you detected normal background radiation when pointing your geiger counter at nothing in particular?

>>8796433
so ... is it safe to leave the basement now?

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>>8797590
>back to /x/ pea-brain
What a gullible moron.
The quality of the picture and the instrumentation is the first giveaway.
Now search it on Google Images.
One of the results: http://www.valarm.net/blog/radiation-monitor-geotagged-geiger-counter/.
>Date taken: 2014:09:18 18:44:35