Full Body Scanners in CNS

[boylero]

landed in transit today CNS, I see they have a new setup which includes a full body scanner, however it's not in use yet
looks like it's under commsissioning. What's a few more Gamma rays anyway?

 

[Mal]

Meh if some overworked dude or dudette wants to check out a blurred copy of my private bits...

As for the additional radiation... I doubt I will very alive for long enough for the coughulative travel to matter.

Its been already shown that air travellers get a good dose of radiation from flying already.

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[Shelf]

I thought body scanners were being removed?

 

[medhead]

Australia has adopted the scanners and they are not the X-ray/gamma ray based scanners. They are millimetre wave scanners.


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[The Rok]

If it speeds up security then I'm all for it. Not necessarily at CNS but if somewhere like LHR adopted it and I could whizz through security in 30 seconds instead of the usual 30 minute wait then bring it on.

 

[Taezar]

Anything that speeds up the ridiculously long time it takes to get through CNS screening is a good thing.

 

[boylero]

If it speeds up security then I'm all for it. Not necessarily at CNS but if somewhere like LHR adopted it and I could whizz through security in 30 seconds instead of the usual 30 minute wait then bring it on.

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