Create amazing Aurora effects with lasers and a trip to the hardware store

Smooth, ethereal, otherworldly looking aurora effects are rarely seen, but can be incredibly moving. We go a little into the history of these “Lumia” effects, how they’re made and how you can create your own with a laser and a trip to the hardware store.
Materials used in video:
Glass tubing - www.mcmaster.c...
Acrylic bar - www.mcmaster.c...
DP100 epoxy - www.mcmaster.c...
Music:
Slow Motion by Bensound.com
References and further reading:
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The Wobbulator - wobbsite.com/in...
The Laser Galaxy projector - www.laserspecta...
Clavilux in action - • 1930 CLAVILUX made by ...
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Images used:
Alanis Morissette, Livet at sunset - Photo by Roland zh
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Concert of Asyl at the Boule Noire, Paris, 29 April 2009 - Photo by Adrian Tombu
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Anthony Snape Concert - Photo by Christopher Snape
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Ripples and sunlight pattern in the shallow part of Brofjorden at Holländaröd, Lysekil Municipality, Sweden - Photo by W. Carter
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Aurora Borealis observed in Norway on 2006-10-28 - Photo by Rafal Konieczny
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Aurora borealis in Abisko National Park near Torneträsk lake in Sweden - Photo by Pavel.shyshkouski
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Aurora Borealis in Estonia - Photo by Kristian Pikner
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