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yes they do. They use radiation just like x rays do.
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What airports have full body scanners?
All of them.
How has technology advanced in airports since the 911?
In the United Kingdom, certain airports have installed full-body scanners which build a 3-dimensional image of the person minus clothing.
Should airports use full body scanners to screen passengers?
NO DEFINATLY NOT .... it is an invasion of privacy airports should have separate scanners for male and female...... and if a Muslim does not want to go through a scanner i think she has full rights to refuse , but i think she should have a pat down (BY A WOMEN)
Can you get radiation from an airport xray scanner?
Assuming you are discussing the new "full body" scanners at the airports... YES, but a very very small amount. You get a SMALL dose of ionizing radiation from using the machine. It doesn't make you radioactive and glow in the dark though.
Why should full body scanners be banned?
No
Who invented the full body scanner at the airports?
Martin Annis was the inventor of the full body scanner.
Are you in favor in using full body scanner in the airports?
no
Does John Wayne airport have full body scanners?
No. Not yet at least.
What has changed in American airports since 911?
Full body scans, baggage check and more.
Does the Sacramento international airport plan on using the full body scanners?
yes they do because a man from another country got on a plane without a full body scan and got on with a weapon!:)
How many full body scanners does the US have in each airport?
Please dont commit a terrorist attact, thanks.
Can airport xray machines see inside your mouth?
The full-body scanners use radiation that doesn't really penetrate skin to any significant degree, so no, not really. If they're using actual x-ray machines, then they can "see inside your mouth" to the same extent any x-ray machine can. Most airports in the US do not routinely scan passengers using X-rays (they do routinely scan LUGGAGE using X-rays, though).
