Interesting project and very cool footage. While watching (for example the coins) I really wanted to have a closer look at the micro-discharges that were dancing around on the surface. If you get the chance, maybe try a closer macro shot or show it under a microscope. I think you will be able to record even more spectaculair imagery.
I always wondered how this worked, thanks for the explanation and demonstration. By the way, that coin isn't a "British pound" but a 50 pence coin. You need two of them if you want a pound.
Oh man, this would look beautiful as a store front if scaled up. No digital blandness, pure real gas discharge generating beautiful colours and wonderful moving textures.
This is great, I'd heard of Kirlian photography when I was in my teens and there were all sorts of claims made for it, that it could show the soul, a person's 'aura', that you could see ghosts with it and all sorts of other assorted 'woo'
Mind blowing effects... Also weird thing as I was just watching other video about corona discharge when you uploaded this video and now I want to make one of this, I think I still have my old high frequency AC somewhere as I was using it for other project...
Absolutely awesome project and the clips of the coins are amazing! What was the total cost of this project? I would be very interested in making something similar.
Did you notice the load increase on your DC power supply when you got the CFL light bulb within the field? Pretty awesome how it works and has real life implications - like the one video where the guy gets power from nearby high tension power lines. The argument is "is it stealing power?" Well if it causes a load to increase then it certainly seems like taking unmetered power!
I built something similar back in the 70s, but it was only still photography using a car ignition coil and Polaroid film. People weren't completely clear on what was causing it at first, so the pseudoscientists jumped on it and started interpreting "auras" from the different colors. Thing is, if you stick an adjustable POT in the circuit, the colors changed along the spectrum as it turns. Have you tried the torn leaf on yours? That would be cool.
Great video, much enjoyed. But at 1:27, I believe that you've got the polarity wrong... a +40kV will induce a +40kV on the other side. The glass dielectric will accumulate (-) charges near the (+) electrode [ie salt water] and the other side will be (+) charged, not (-) charged.
If you had a British accent and dumbed these videos down by about 90 percent, you'd be getting millions of views per video. How does this only have 18k views? I don't understand.
Would it be possible to make it work with skin contact without burning by using with lower voltage or perhaps some other modification? Perhaps using long-exposure to get the fainter glow?
what would happen if you put the whole thing on a bed of coal? coal would be very dark giving great photography contrast, but i wonder if it would conduct enough to cause more discharge. like a coal electrode.
👍🏻 Brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing! Did you try things like imaging a fresh whole leaf, compared with an image of the same leaf with a piece cut off? The second image reportedly shows a ghost outline where the piece is missing. That was my first ever introduction to Kilian photography, and I've always wondered if it was true.
can you please share your 3D files for the HV flyback coil? you have shown them multiple times but not shared them that i can find. i have a 3D printer but im hopeless at cad so cant really work from scratch
Was this only uploaded in 720p? I tried reloading the video again after 12 hours, thinking perhaps I'd just clicked it too quickly after the initial upload, but it's still capping at 720
Hi.. Thats cool.. i was working with that kind of configuration. Instead using grounded electrode, i connected both water plates and metal plates (conductive thing) to each of the AC high voltage terminals (from the AC flyback coil). i used 24V DC switching and zvs driver to power up the flyback. i was wondering, which ground you used in the experiment? is it earth grounded connection? thanks..
Have you tried spraying an object with conductive paint? This could open up non conductive possibilities, you could print elaborate shapes then spray them.
It looks like there are some places on the coin where the pattern of illuminated dots is steady, and other places where the dots seem to be moving. The stationary vs moving regions seem to change somewhat with frequency or voltage (I am not sure what is being adjusted in the video). Does anyone know why there are both steady and "dancing" regions?
That is awsome and beautyfull, i'am fan of all your projects. Can you try building a metal detector or a coilgun?, with your skill at electromagnetic induction that can be easy for you.
i have a question~ first, is there AC flyback transformer? i know that flyback transformer is DC source.. second, if capacitance is changed by something of ground, can tesla coil operate well? resonant frequency will be changed I think.. i want to know what output of your AC supply~
Aren’t the electrons technically jumping from the grounded object to the glass and not the other way around? Super cool too, I wonder what determines the color of the arc
I'm not sure, but I think one side of the glass gets the positive charge, that induces on the other side an negative charge, side that does conect through air to the ground object, so, it's eletrons jumping from the glass surface to the ground object.
I get the idea it's moving both directions - the electrons don't move *through* the glass, they just build up or deplete, so it needs to be an AC current or it runs out of electrons and stops working.
Ozone has a smell? Who knew! I’m curious as to whether you can get different colors some way. I do know that different gasses will allow this much like fluorescent lighting. Your device seems to operate with saline and is that’ where the purple glow comes from? Possibly using gases rather than water would create different colors
Idea: metallic paint (or other metalized coating) on a war game miniature. See how that works! Could also be an excuse to build a vapor deposition system if you want to actually metalize things with aluminum....
How have others done photos of organic matter like juices and torn leaves? Come on man the whole great claim to fame of Korilian photography is to show how energy auras are visible like when a leaf is torn in half and you can still see the outline of the missing part of the leaf. And supposedly different juices give off different paterns.
What would happen if you built this into the front of a fish tank? I used to work at a fish store and people were always tapping on the glass, smudging it. This looks like a nice drterant!
If you do that with a leaf and first use the whole leaf, then cut it in half but don't move the leaf, take one half away and put the high voltage on it again and watch the cut off part of the leaf magically come back as if it never was away.
Dumb question. I saw a reel where someone used this type of photography on a leaf. The cut it and supposedly the Corona it left was of the whole leaf. Can you confirm this?
I did it using still photography (car ignition coil and poloroid film) in the 70s. Sometimes you saw the "missing" part of the leaf and sometimes it didn't work. I think it depends on what's on the outer part of the leaf. Video if it would be cool.
Interesting project and very cool footage. While watching (for example the coins) I really wanted to have a closer look at the micro-discharges that were dancing around on the surface. If you get the chance, maybe try a closer macro shot or show it under a microscope. I think you will be able to record even more spectaculair imagery.
Might be tricky to keep the camera safe though
@@tiagotiagot You mean it would jump the camera/device? that be a killer i rekon.
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"It leaves burn marks on the outer layers of my skin."
Now, that's hard-core!
I always wondered how this worked, thanks for the explanation and demonstration. By the way, that coin isn't a "British pound" but a 50 pence coin. You need two of them if you want a pound.
That's what I was thinking if only I'd be twice as rich!😂, just kidding I'm not remotely wealthy I'm skint!😂😁✌️
But a whole pound would break the glass!
if it were half a British pound it'd be 8 British ounces, or 1/28th a British stone
Oh man, this would look beautiful as a store front if scaled up. No digital blandness, pure real gas discharge generating beautiful colours and wonderful moving textures.
Wow, really interesting! I've never seen this before. I came to this channel for the submarines and stayed for all the other cool stuff you do 😁
Very interesting. Like nature's way of "dithering" those coins!
why isn't this channel popular. this stuff great.
Awesome content lately HSP... I commend your work, very inspiring!
I love how it crystallizes
This would make awesome special effects for movies, etc.
This is great, I'd heard of Kirlian photography when I was in my teens and there were all sorts of claims made for it, that it could show the soul, a person's 'aura', that you could see ghosts with it and all sorts of other assorted 'woo'
Mind blowing effects...
Also weird thing as I was just watching other video about corona discharge when you uploaded this video and now I want to make one of this, I think I still have my old high frequency AC somewhere as I was using it for other project...
I love this but it’s beyond my skill set. Thanks for these interesting videos.
Absolutely awesome project and the clips of the coins are amazing! What was the total cost of this project? I would be very interested in making something similar.
I really like your videos
Same
Dude your content is really interesting and informative keep up the good work!
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Awesome video it would be interesting to see differant types of rocks and elements in this light.
Did I just get hypnotized? 🖤 ⚡️
Did you notice the load increase on your DC power supply when you got the CFL light bulb within the field? Pretty awesome how it works and has real life implications - like the one video where the guy gets power from nearby high tension power lines. The argument is "is it stealing power?" Well if it causes a load to increase then it certainly seems like taking unmetered power!
okay well..
I take back what I said. this is absolutely sick.
and now I wish I had a coin collection.
amazing stuff man cheers.
Fascinating! I wonder, could you do 3D surface height measurement / reconstruction by integrating arc intensity vs voltage?
You are a freaking genius
I built something similar back in the 70s, but it was only still photography using a car ignition coil and Polaroid film. People weren't completely clear on what was causing it at first, so the pseudoscientists jumped on it and started interpreting "auras" from the different colors. Thing is, if you stick an adjustable POT in the circuit, the colors changed along the spectrum as it turns.
Have you tried the torn leaf on yours? That would be cool.
You,sir,are a legend.🙏❤️
It reminds me of a movie call "Flight of the Navigator" When they return to the correct time...:)
One of my favorite movies from childhood; Imma have to rewatch that scene, thanks!
Simply beautiful
Great video, much enjoyed. But at 1:27, I believe that you've got the polarity wrong... a +40kV will induce a +40kV on the other side. The glass dielectric will accumulate (-) charges near the (+) electrode [ie salt water] and the other side will be (+) charged, not (-) charged.
Interesting vid. Have been watning to make one of these for ages. BTW that's a British 50p, not a pound.
This is a bloody fantastic video 💪
So beautiful!
I think that you should drill glass under water
Awesome video!
Beautiful results 👍😃
¡Geniously crafted! Keep with this content!
This look awesome, great work
This is just SOOO kewl!
Might try using some of those electroplated leaves. That would make some interesting images.
Neato. I just love how everybody and their brother has 3D printers nowadays.
Sierra Nevada Represent!
The Queen looks like that for real now!
I still don't really understand how this works after reading the description, but it is very neat.
Very impressive thanks!😁✌️
Thats was great . 👍🏻
Very nice, thank you!
SOOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!! Now if only Astronomers could start applying plasma and electricity to the universe around us :/
If you had a British accent and dumbed these videos down by about 90 percent, you'd be getting millions of views per video.
How does this only have 18k views? I don't understand.
the Smiley Face at 8:50 looks like an album cover
This is the coolest
Could a less powerful version be used to make self cleaning/steralizing windows or surfaces.
Sir! That coin from the Brittish Isles, you identified as a pound!
'Tis no such thing!! 'Tis a fifty pence piece sir!!
nice project!! Could be possible to match the image with the voltage applied to create a 3D topography map of the coins?
Would it be possible to make it work with skin contact without burning by using with lower voltage or perhaps some other modification? Perhaps using long-exposure to get the fainter glow?
That "Bristish Pound" is a 50 pence piece. £0.50p
Love your content BTW. Subscribed
looks fun, i might give it a go.
Circuit diagram?
Was some of the coin image showing during the wrench display?
Nice video .I was wondering If a tesla coil can be used for kirlian photography and i found your video.This high frequency ac is safer too ..
This is Awesome ❤️
what would happen if you put the whole thing on a bed of coal? coal would be very dark giving great photography contrast, but i wonder if it would conduct enough to cause more discharge. like a coal electrode.
"It leaves burn-marks on the outside of my skin." Any TRUE artist suffers for their art.
👍🏻 Brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing! Did you try things like imaging a fresh whole leaf, compared with an image of the same leaf with a piece cut off? The second image reportedly shows a ghost outline where the piece is missing. That was my first ever introduction to Kilian photography, and I've always wondered if it was true.
can you please share your 3D files for the HV flyback coil? you have shown them multiple times but not shared them that i can find. i have a 3D printer but im hopeless at cad so cant really work from scratch
New video woohoo!
Cool!
Was this only uploaded in 720p? I tried reloading the video again after 12 hours, thinking perhaps I'd just clicked it too quickly after the initial upload, but it's still capping at 720
heaven forbid!
Hi.. Thats cool.. i was working with that kind of configuration. Instead using grounded electrode, i connected both water plates and metal plates (conductive thing) to each of the AC high voltage terminals (from the AC flyback coil).
i used 24V DC switching and zvs driver to power up the flyback.
i was wondering, which ground you used in the experiment? is it earth grounded connection?
thanks..
I wonder if you could see the magnetic lines of a magnet. Or how an ion thruster works. Maybe ion thruster tuning.
I'm in love with that purple
It's ionized nitrogen. (Oxygen is green.)
Gas discharges are beautiful physics.
Have you tried spraying an object with conductive paint? This could open up non conductive possibilities, you could print elaborate shapes then spray them.
Curious if you used UV eye protection😎 Great experiment btw
what’ the nake of the track at the end where you turned off the lights? is it “to the stars”? i can’ find it anywhere
Is a dielectric barrier discharge (DBD)?
So if I wanted to burn off fingerprints in a cool sci-fi way I should build one of these right?
Great footage! Thanks! Question: Doesn't this work with DC HV as well?
if it's a capacitive effect, it wouldn't work with dc
Using HV DC sounds incredibly dangerous.
I think the best result was from the back of the Ohio quarter - it really looked like some kind of electron microscopy
It looks like there are some places on the coin where the pattern of illuminated dots is steady, and other places where the dots seem to be moving. The stationary vs moving regions seem to change somewhat with frequency or voltage (I am not sure what is being adjusted in the video). Does anyone know why there are both steady and "dancing" regions?
What are the materials required for this?
That is awsome and beautyfull, i'am fan of all your projects. Can you try building a metal detector or a coilgun?, with your skill at electromagnetic induction that can be easy for you.
Is there any way to do this , but no pain in the fingers ?
i have a question~ first, is there AC flyback transformer? i know that flyback transformer is DC source.. second, if capacitance is changed by something of ground, can tesla coil operate well? resonant frequency will be changed I think.. i want to know what output of your AC supply~
Aren’t the electrons technically jumping from the grounded object to the glass and not the other way around?
Super cool too, I wonder what determines the color of the arc
I'm not sure, but I think one side of the glass gets the positive charge, that induces on the other side an negative charge, side that does conect through air to the ground object, so, it's eletrons jumping from the glass surface to the ground object.
I get the idea it's moving both directions - the electrons don't move *through* the glass, they just build up or deplete, so it needs to be an AC current or it runs out of electrons and stops working.
Would it appear differently if you changed the "air" gap gas? eg Argon or Helium? maybe not Hydrogen😅
Ozone has a smell? Who knew! I’m curious as to whether you can get different colors some way. I do know that different gasses will allow this much like fluorescent lighting. Your device seems to operate with saline and is that’ where the purple glow comes from? Possibly using gases rather than water would create different colors
it has a very distinct smell and we can smell it just becfore it is concentrated enough to be very harmful.
6:25 heh, unintentionally made a low pressure sodium gas discharge lamp in your input tube there ;p
Could this work with flowers ?
I think the CFL was lighting up more from the coil than the sheet.
Idea: metallic paint (or other metalized coating) on a war game miniature. See how that works! Could also be an excuse to build a vapor deposition system if you want to actually metalize things with aluminum....
How have others done photos of organic matter like juices and torn leaves? Come on man the whole great claim to fame of Korilian photography is to show how energy auras are visible like when a leaf is torn in half and you can still see the outline of the missing part of the leaf. And supposedly different juices give off different paterns.
What would happen if you built this into the front of a fish tank?
I used to work at a fish store and people were always tapping on the glass, smudging it. This looks like a nice drterant!
Wow never knew about this
You might like the Safire Project
Can we get the slowmo guys on this please
If you do that with a leaf and first use the whole leaf, then cut it in half but don't move the leaf, take one half away and put the high voltage on it again and watch the cut off part of the leaf magically come back as if it never was away.
Dumb question. I saw a reel where someone used this type of photography on a leaf. The cut it and supposedly the Corona it left was of the whole leaf. Can you confirm this?
I did it using still photography (car ignition coil and poloroid film) in the 70s. Sometimes you saw the "missing" part of the leaf and sometimes it didn't work. I think it depends on what's on the outer part of the leaf. Video if it would be cool.
need to try it with a big flat piece of Damascus
If you raise the frequency does it hurt less?
Also how do these things act in a magnetic field?
Would you be interested in building a few electronic components?
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I'd love to see if Damascus blades would look differently than a regular carbon steel or similar blade
yeah don't try to drill through tempered glass. It would have worked with normal glass.
Imagine what it would look like if you passed some neon gas under the glass
I think there is something wrong. If it is Kirlian photography the surface should be touchable for a longer time.
can you har the stl file?