An X-Ray of Morocco

The last one is a desert area in south Morocco. People can find this by going beyond the Atlas mountains. There is little rain in this area. Hot day of summer and cold night of winter. This is not a cowardly person, it is a difficult place for life. When Morocco acquired the Western Sahara desert in the 1970s, they had two-thirds of the world's potential phosphorus reserves. According to our Africa, phosphate exports account for more than a third of Morocco's foreign trade income.

Fixed plate X-ray is a very general diagnostic test. X-rays are taken by a trained X-ray technician. First remove clothing and jewelry and ask individuals to wear a hospital gown. The X-ray technician appropriately positions the patient so that the body part to be irradiated with X-rays is positioned between the X-ray beam and the film sheet. Normally individuals can lie on adjustable tables or stands. Parts of the body particularly sensitive to X-ray damage (reproductive organs, thyroid gland, etc.) are protected with a lead apron. Lead is very dense and effectively protects the body by blocking all X-rays

X-ray is a type of radiation resembling light except that energy is stronger than light and it is invisible to the human eye. It occurs when the current passes through the vacuum tube. German physicist Wilhem Roentgen (1845-1923) mistakenly discovered x-rays in 1895, after which he won the first Nobel Prize in Physics for that discovery. Roentgen is also a photographer and I know that shadows that occur when X-rays pass through the body can be recorded permanently on the photo board. His first radiograph was his wife 's hand. In just a few years, X - rays have become an important diagnostic tool for doctors all over the world.