Examples of induced radioactivity

Induced radioactivity is the ability to emit radiation. A full list of examples of the power in action follows.

Examples

• The Engineer demonstrates his power by making a glass of water boil in front of a group of terrorists intent on blowing up a large city. (In His Own Image)
• Ted's radiation production causes his wife to develop cancer. (Nothing to Hide, How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1)
• Ted's home shows signs of high-intensity radiation exposure. (Nothing to Hide)
• Ted's powers sear fingerprints into Dr. Robert Fresco's charred bones. (Nothing to Hide)
• Ted causes radiation burns on a nurse's arm. (Nothing to Hide)
• While at FBI Headquarters, Ted causes a glass of water he is holding to boil. (Seven Minutes to Midnight)
• Ted escapes FBI custody by blowing up a vehicle. (Seven Minutes to Midnight, How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1)
• Ted practices harnessing his powers by creating small explosions in each hand. (Godsend)
• Ted forces his way through liquid concrete. (How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 2)
• Ted causes much damage at the Pharmatech Industrial Building. (How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 2)
• Ted's power kills grass and plants around his wife's grave. (Unexpected)
• Ted melts a door lock to gain access to the Bennet home. (Company Man)
• Ted grabs and burns Claire's neck. (Company Man)
• After being shot, Ted can't control himself and burns the Bennets' house severely. (Company Man)

Gallery

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  Chandra Suresh's Genesis files contain a folder for induced radioactivity.
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  The Genesis files also contain information on radiation poisoning.
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  The Engineer demonstrates his power as a microcosm of an intended terrorist explosion plot.
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  Burned photos were found at the Spragues'.
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  Ted's power may have burned this keyboard.
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  Audrey and Matt find a badly damaged bedroom in Ted's home.
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  Ted's powers kill an oncologist.
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  Medical examiners test the radiation levels in Fresco's leg.
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  His foot is also charred beyond recognition.
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  Ted's powers cause his wife to develop cancer and die.
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  A hostage nurse gets burned.
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  Ted dramatically boils water.
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  Ted explodes a transport car, killing some FBI agents.
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  Ted uses his powers to escape Audrey and the FBI.
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  Ted's cabin glows with radiation.
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  Ted exercises control over his power by making fireballs in his hands.
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  In the Nevada desert, Ted harnesses his ability, one hand at a time.
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  Ted's escape from an AWI leader was brought about by a massive explosion.
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  Ted's anger burns the Pharmatech Industrial Building walls.
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  Ted uses his ability to get revenge on a Pharmatech scientist.
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  Ted leaves Billings in flames.
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  At his wife's grave, Ted's powers cause the surrounding grass to wither and die.
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  Ted's hands glow with radiation.
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  Ted demonstrates the relaxing effects of small nuclear explosions.
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  Lyle and Sandra watch Ted's fireballs.
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  Ted threatens Matt.
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  Ted burns Claire's neck, but with little effect.
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  Ted starts to lose control of his powers after being shot.
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  Ted's entire body is distorted as his power goes berserk.
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  Ted stands in the middle of the chaos.
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  The Bennets' home burns.
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  Ted's power can be devastating.
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  Claire tries to sedate Ted; his powers severely burn her face.