It is generally omitted that the press article announcing the discovery of Röntgen rays on the 5 of January 1896 was followed by a second article published two days later in the same Viennese newspaper under the same heading. While the initial article was composed hastily by the editor in a journalistic style and contained no information on the nature of the new rays, the second publication was partly composed by the son of the editor, a physicist, who informed on some of the basic physical properties of the Röntgen rays.
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