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Entertainment (Read Only) => Videos => Topic started by: Astropilot on April 29, 2012, 12:50:31 PM
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Guy Builds A Star Trek Phaser (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuuL_Tel79g#ws)
Pew pew pew.
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LOL first comment...
Anyways, that's fucking awesome. Does it actually produce heat? Like... to blow that balloon up? Or was it just a trick or w.e? If it;s not a trick, that's extremely fucking awesome.
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The future is near to us.
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I've seen this before.
It's like this laser thing, it heated up the balloon and popped it.
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Hah!
I can build one of these with a PS-1's or a PS-2's CD reader laser that actually produces heat and ignites things (paper for ex.).
But this one wouldn't shoot a purple laser out.
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This is the most amazing thing ive ever seen.
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Amazing Lasers! - Blu-ray Laser Phaser! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfj1n8vPWCE#)
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EPIC!
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LOL first comment...
Anyways, that's fucking awesome. Does it actually produce heat? Like... to blow that balloon up? Or was it just a trick or w.e? If it;s not a trick, that's extremely fucking awesome.
yes it does every laser produces heat if you think about it
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yes it does every laser produces heat if you think about it
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photons lose energy when they hit anything, it's just the nature of light
stronger and more focused the laser, the more heat it transfers to what you're pointing at
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i want it like everyone else
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yes it does every laser produces heat if you think about it
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...I mean significant heat ._..
Like, noticeable... sure average lasers may produce heat, but if I just take a little laser from some little laser pointer or something like that and try to blow up a balloon, it won't.
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...I mean significant heat ._..
Like, noticeable... sure average lasers may produce heat, but if I just take a little laser from some little laser pointer or something like that and try to blow up a balloon, it won't.
yeah you would need around 150+mW to do it, a normal laser pointer is less than 5mW
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yeah you would need around 150+mW to do it, a normal laser pointer is less than 5mW
howto150mW+