The laser uses hard X-rays, 10 9 times the relative brightness of traditional synchotron X-rays, in order to take "snapshots" of objects on the nearly atomic level before obliterating samples.
The laser uses hard X-rays the relative brightness of traditional synchotron X-rays. This is to take "snapshots" of objects on the nearly atomic level before obliterating samples. Hard X-rays are 10 9 times.