What If You Had X-Ray Vision?

What if you could see through anything? Walls, wrapping paper, backpacks, people. Superman made it look easy. But to see with X-rays, something has to shine them, and that something is your eyes. Every long look gives the person in front of you a dose of radiation. So you only ever glance. Until Thanksgiving, when your baby cousin starts crying, and one glance shows something nobody else at the table can see. What would YOU look through first? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode. Science notes: the first X-ray of a person, in 1895, was of Anna Bertha Röntgen's hand. A chest X-ray is a small dose, about 10 days of natural background radiation. If a child swallows a button battery, it can cause serious burns within about two hours: get to the ER right away. #whatif #animation #stickman