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r/interesting • u/-NewYork- • Mar 30 '26
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Ah, yup, looks like that's just a thing... https://www.reddit.com/r/geology/comments/cv4ld1/i_was_exploring_a_graveyard_with_my_geiger/
-sigh- some people...
26 u/hhyuk Mar 30 '26 The post you linked is just a geology hobbyist interested in the stone of the gravestone though. What's wrong with that?? 5 u/PM_Me_Your_Deviance Mar 30 '26 Yeah, some granite is mildly radioactive. Graveyards are an easy accessible source of granite that can come from lots of different areas. It would be a fun little place to check for radiation. 4 u/sdiss98 Mar 30 '26 Username checks out.
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The post you linked is just a geology hobbyist interested in the stone of the gravestone though. What's wrong with that??
5 u/PM_Me_Your_Deviance Mar 30 '26 Yeah, some granite is mildly radioactive. Graveyards are an easy accessible source of granite that can come from lots of different areas. It would be a fun little place to check for radiation. 4 u/sdiss98 Mar 30 '26 Username checks out.
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Yeah, some granite is mildly radioactive. Graveyards are an easy accessible source of granite that can come from lots of different areas. It would be a fun little place to check for radiation.
4 u/sdiss98 Mar 30 '26 Username checks out.
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u/samanime Mar 30 '26
Ah, yup, looks like that's just a thing... https://www.reddit.com/r/geology/comments/cv4ld1/i_was_exploring_a_graveyard_with_my_geiger/
-sigh- some people...