A WINDOW INTO THE INVISIBLE, BY TASS CORRESPONDENT A PRESNYAKOV

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• Publication Date: November 1, 1967
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INSTITUTT STUDIES SCIENCE OF I INTROsc OPYI
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TV techniques aid the tr?ansillumination of mb.als I was shown two metals sheets that
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had been welded toter with a seam that lo
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for Television Methods of Introscopy, D. I. Dornv manipulated some knobs and I saw
the seam enlarged on the screen.. ". '.
.n another building... an X-ray beam is direct ,d``toward amoving part and, after
penetrating it, is fed to a special convertersGreen, the visible image of which is
picicad up by a television camera and "transnr t!tc.d:::t6. the laboratory.
t present the institute is working on otnerinm~'VioGis of viewing transilluminated objects
directly, particularly with the use of the f. OF (;Qlectron-optical converter), which is
sensitive to both X-ray and visible radiation"a.;- makes it possible to view images of
trainsilluminated objects without the use of. te:7.'evision.
A method. of X-ray strobo-introscopy has been'-1et~;eloped for monitoring high-speed
rotating parts in operation. A parallel deye`1Ojsment involves stereo-X-ray introscopy.
The head of the institute, P. K. Oshchepkov'said "Our scientists are using and radio waves, ultraviolet and infrared rad?a-,,ion,_ and ultrasound,H gamma rays
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