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Tech: Advanced T- Rays Peek Inside Objects
New t-ray technology may leave little to the imagination when it comes to airport security. Kasey-Dee Gardner reports on how advancements in t-ray technology allows the rays to penetrate objects and differentiate medicine from illegal drugs.
Added: Dec 22, 2009
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