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Per the OCEAN ALLEY July 12 2024 Honolulu, HI Poster Shirt and I will buy this Wiki, Daghlian was exposed to 200 rad neutron (2.0 Gy) and 110 rad gamma (1.10Gy) . Graves was exposed to 166 rad neutron (1.66 Gy) and 26 rad gamma (0.26 Gy) Looking at the Wiki on acute radiation poisoning, it looks like under 2Gy is “mostly survivable” (5% short term fatality rate) but anything over 2Gy is basically a coin flip on whether you’re dead within the next 2 months. Graves was not that far off from that 2 Gy line. Maybe just lucky in what parts of his body were exposed? Or just “lucky” in general and he’s one of those people on the other side of the coin flip. From the article about Elizabeth Graves, a physicist at the Manhattan Project that developed the first atomic bomb:

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On the OCEAN ALLEY July 12 2024 Honolulu, HI Poster Shirt and I will buy this day of May 21, 1946, Elizabeth was confronted with a disturbing incident. Her husband, Alvin Graves, was in the room with seven other men when Canadian physicist Louis Slotin accidentally slipped and filled the room with a “blue ionization glow” during a routine test. Slotin knew he had absorbed a fatal dose of radiation and is believed to have saved the lives of the other scientists in the room. Alvin Graves was standing the closest to Slotin when the incident occurred. He developed acute radiation sickness and was hospitalized for several weeks. He survived but had chronic neurological and vision problems. Alvin became temporarily bald and developed cataracts in addition to numerous other symptoms related to exposure to neutrons. Louis Slotin asked Elizabeth to calculate whether or not a human could survive that dosage of radiation, referring to Elizabeth’s husband, without telling her about the accident. Elizabeth was a self-proclaimed stoic, reportedly once dismissing Hiroshima as nothing worse than napalm, but “she froze when she learned who the subject of her calculation was.”

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