Radioactive sign
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About the radioactive sign
Staff at the University of California’s Radiation Laboratory in Berkeley sketched the trefoil in 1946. The earliest versions were drawn in magenta against blue; yellow and black came later because they were easier to see.
The three blades are meant to suggest radiation spreading out from an atom. Their number has no official meaning.