Emergency services are searching for the device using radiation detectors and other specialised equipment, and say the chances of finding the tiny device are "pretty good".But Australia's Department for Fire and Emergency Services said the silver capsule - which is just 6mm (0.24 inches) in diameter and 8mm long - was so small it might have become lodged in the tyre of a vehicle passing along the road.There is also concern that if it is found by a member of the public, they might inadvertently keep it as a souvenir.Authorities are keen to stress that holding the capsule could result in radiation burns, while long-term exposure could cause cancer.

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