US EditionWhy the First X-ray in Space is a Hand with a Ring—and Why It Matters
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Why the First X-ray in Space is a Hand with a Ring—and Why It Matters
IntroductionWhat’s the connection between the first X-ray ever taken on Earth and the latest X-ray captured in space? Over 100 years after Wilhelm Roentgen’s groundbreaking discovery, the first-ever X-ray in space mirrors that historic moment: an astronaut’s hand with a ring. This remarkable coincidence is more than just symbolic—it represents a major milestone in space medicine and technological advancement.The ride to orbit was much smoother t…
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