What is radiography used for?

Radiography is a technique used to create images of the internal structure of an object using X-rays or gamma rays. It is primarily used in medicine to diagnose fractures, infections, and internal abnormalities by producing X-ray images of the body. In industry, radiography is used for non-destructive testing to check the quality of materials and welds. The process involves passing radiation through the object and capturing the image on film or a digital detector. It helps detect flaws or damages without dismantling the object, making it essential in both healthcare and engineering fields.