The history of X-ray: a journey through time and medical technology

2020 marks the 125th anniversary of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen’s discovery of X-rays. A discovery that changed the world and more profoundly the view of the human body. And we’ve been there from the very beginning. Only 3 days after the discovery was announced, we began building our very first X-ray tube for medical applications. Since then we’re continuously driving X-ray innovation shaping the future of healthcare to help humans live healthier and longer.
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ROENTGENIUM element is named after Wilhelm Rontegon

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On 8 Nov.1895 German Physics Professor WILHELM RONGTEN discovered x - rays accidentally while testing whether Cathode rays could pass through glass.

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Rongten steal x-ray invention from Ivan Puluj, ukrainian sciencist, who made x-ray 6 years earlier.

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Puluj was a great scientist. While Puluj's finding were essentially X-rays, he reported his results 6 weeks after Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen published his, and can not be credited with the discovery of X-rays. I'm not German btw.