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Originally posted by quantum-x
See there's actually a physical problem with 'X-Ray Vision'
Let's say she has the optical-capability to throw out X-Rays [in itself a streath to the imagination].. that's not the problem.
The problem is, even if she could throw out xRays, she'd never see them again, simply because xrays don't return to the eye.
Unlike light, which bounces back and can be captured, xrays either hahahahaha in an object that they hit, or continue to pass on through it.. hence when you get an xray, they put something that is sensitive to xrays behind what they need to examine..
maybe if she carried a screen like 20m away from her.. then other people could see via her xray vision, but she'd still be boned.
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I think that's exactly the point - impossible things done by Russians
Btw, how's their space program doing? I really hope they'll find someone who can get 5 tons of cargo into space with their brain power alone.