What’s up with this Rock ? SCINTILLATOR (RadiaCode) vs GEIGER COUNTER (Gmc500 plus)

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I will be doing some more interesting demos with these gadgets, and hopefully more, to explore radioactivity soon. Stay turned for some good radioactive fossil material I will test as soon as I can get out to the site, depending on weather. And I have that strange anomaly I found in the desert some time ago where I plan to return and see what the RadiaCode reads there (just had the Geiger on the last visit). Lots of fun to come!

[@nevadaminer5977]

Looks geothermal in nature. Better add a Prop 65 warning label to that rock.

[@davec9244]

WOW! I worked in a nuke plant way back in the day, I had no side effects however my 3 headed kids eat a lot. It is hard to feed 3 headed kids. On the Geiger counter painfully slow to watch. thank you be safe out there.

[@billroberts9182]

I think scintillometers are a lot more efficient than geiger counters. That rock cut and polished would make a great book end of coffee table specimen.

[@CricketsBay]

I think I've seen higher Geiger counter readings from glass at the thrift store. Don't store that rock on your nightstand and you should be fine.

[@vernontafte1718]

So is it bad to cut a rock with that much uranium?