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800th Episode: Hisashi Ouchi: The Walking Ghost — 83 Days till Death

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Welcome you little lovelies! My 800th episode!!!

Radiation has always been an interest to humanity, it is both complex, volatile, and can be profoundly destructive. Since its discovery and weaponization, humanity has looked into the impacts of radiation on living organisms, especially humans. And this interest stems all the way back, when experiments were conducted during the Cold War to examine radiation’s effects on living beings, which killing so many, humans and animals alike, with fatalities related to cancer and cellular mutation.

Today, we’re going to know more, about radiations impact on the human body, with a research piece on Hisashi Ouchi, the man who absorbed 17 Sieverts of radiation…

Enjoy the episode mates! 💜

Technical Details: rb.gy/q7ow0e

News Report 1: rb.gy/ivfww5

Fatal Sieverts: rb.gy/ojstib

Chronological Press Reports: rb.gy/7cp4yk

Washington News: rb.gy/6wdiyj

Sievert Calculations: www.convertworld.com/en/equivalent-dose/sievert.html

Detailed analysis of Hisashi Ouichi: Read the original on Reddit

Ghost Phase:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acute_radiation_syndrome#.22Walking_Ghost_phase.22

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