"The lab notes, papers, books, and furniture of Pierre and Marie Curie from the late 1800s are so irradiated that they are today considered too dangerous to handle. They are currently stored in lead-lined boxes at the National Library of France, where those who wish to view them can do so only after they sign a waver of liability and don protective clothing. These precautions will be necessary for several thousand years to come.""The lab notes, papers, books, and furniture of Pierre and Marie Curie from the late 1800s are so irradiated that they are today considered too dangerous to handle. They are currently stored in lead-lined boxes at the National Library of France, where those who wish to view them can do so only after they sign a waver of liability and don protective clothing. These precautions will be necessary for several thousand years to come."
"The lab notes, papers, books, and furniture of Pierre and Marie Curie from the late 1800s are so irradiated that they are today considered too dangerous to handle. They are currently stored in lead-lined boxes at the National Library of France, where those who wish to view them can do so only after they sign a waver of liability and don protective clothing. These precautions will be necessary for several thousand years to come."