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If uranium wasn’t known, people would die without knowing who touched a radioactive element.
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If the Gamma rays hadn’t been discovered, we wouldn’t have radiation testing (RT) in nondestructive testing (NDT)
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If radioactivity hadn’t been discovered by Henri Becquerel in 1896, probably we would not have atomic model.
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If Becquerel hadn’t discovered the radioactivity spontaneously, this wouldn’t have international units of measurement
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If hadn’t developed the X-ray machine, we couldn’t see the fractures due to an accident
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If hadn’t discovered the radioactivity, wouldn’t know that this is propagation of energy in the form of electromagnetic waves or subatomic particles through a vacuum or a material medium
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If hadn’t studied as a person is radiates, wouldn’t know that the soil, water and other are natural sources of ionizing radiation
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If hadn’t studied the radioactivity, wouldn’t know that substances that have an excess of protons or neutrons are usually radioactive
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If had been careful with the nuclear power plants in Japan, possibly could have prevented the irradiation in Fukushima
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If scientists had thought before about how to destroy a radioactive material, possibly they hadn’t modernized the field of nuclear energy!
