The higher-level hospitals quickly began widely promoting this procedure.
Of course, they were also worried that they had merely gotten lucky.
After all, there were still quite a few elite professionals in this era.
They were equally proficient in physics and understood the principles behind X-rays.
After all, X-rays had been discovered a long time ago.
Not to mention that a group of Mushroom physicists studying this phenomenon had countless connections to X-rays.
After reading the relevant reports, they all felt deeply puzzled.
Yet the photographs, reports, and their own experiments left them no choice but to marvel.
An internationally renowned physicist sighed. "This is a new round of upheaval for physics!"
That statement was then published.
Afterward, many famous hospitals followed the contents of the operating manual.
They personally carried out each step, hoping to prove it was fake.
Yet no matter how famous the hospital or how authoritative the expert, as long as they followed the instructions, they obtained the same results.
Without a doubt, that was ironclad evidence. That was science.
Repeatable experimental phenomena could easily shatter even the strongest and most perfect theories.
No matter how logically self-consistent a theory had been before, how elegant its formulas were, or how well it aligned with people's expectations.
It still had to lose to real experimental phenomena.
However, when people naturally began asking who had made this major discovery, after discussion, Dean Qu finally decided to report it.
They said that this discovery had been jointly made while **researching the X-ray Machine.
In the end, more than a hundred people were listed as discoverers...
One had to know that discovering this phenomenon was absolutely no less significant than discovering X-rays.
It could even be said to be more disruptive and destructive.
It would have been enough to win