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SQUID Magnetometry
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| Dateline Los Alamos |
| Mesa View |
| SQUID Magnetometry |
| Muon Radiography |
| Guarding the Air We Breathe |
| Modeling an Asteroid Impact |
| Spotlight |
Los Alamos researcher Michelle Espy adjusts the MEG helmet on Michelle Martinez. Shown is the exterior wall of the helmetŐs thermos, which maintains the liquid helium at cryogenic temperatures. Even though the top of the patientŐs skull is just centimeters from a pool of liquid helium at nearly absolute zero, the thermos material insulates so well that the patient feels no discomfort.
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