"And now i've put my wife's earring in there" - absolutely the most random thing to test, after a metal washer haha. This was really interesting James! I'm very familiar with electrostatic levitation, but never knew AC could levitate small particles in this manner. I may need to do some experiments myself!
Yesterday I was watching some videos yours (two of them were especially interesting and fascinating), and when I saw the beginning of this by James I immediately thought "Jay, from Plasma Channel, will like in particular this experiment". 😁
This kind of system is called an electrodynamic balance (EDB), and we use this method of levitation in my research group quite regularly! I didn't expect to see this kind of thing on your channel, so it's really awesome to see it in a more layperson format!
One question by curiosity: what's the heaviest and/or biggest object you can levitate with your equipment used to that levitation method? Thanks in advance.
I teach about Orbitrap and Ion trap systems in Mads Spectrometry and this is one of the coolest demonstration of how it works in the Ion Trap Mass spec system. When you turned the voltage up and down, it's just like how ions are selected during mass analysis. Thank you for this video!
This is just so informative and cool. You are using so basic concepts to make such a cool setup, I loved it as an 9th grader its a bit a hard for me to understand sometimes but that's still awesome! Keep it up
Things i learned in this video, how to trapped charged particles, he can speak cambodian fluently, and this guys has enough pool of knowledge and the willingness to research to keep us interested in science for my future childrens in the next 10ish years.
I remember doing this experiment in college physics, with the goal of measuring the precise charge of a single electron. It was called the Millikan oil drop experiment. Instead of spores or oil we used some type of tiny plastic of foam beads, isolated them until there is one left, then slowly turn down the voltage until it begins to fall. Quantum mechanics was my all-time favorite course because no other course taught me more about how the universe works, and those labs were super fun.
@@hamdaniyusuf_dani Yep. The oil drop exp is simpler to understand too. Simply the acceleration of the particle in the electric field equaling the acceleration of gravity. Amusing factoid... Millikan fudged his data to make the experiment look a lot cleaner than it actually was. He basically threw out a ton of measurements and just kept the 'good' ones. If I remember correctly, there's also ample evidence he didn't properly credit the folks who were actually doing the work. Yeah, he wasn't exactly a good person, but was still quite smart and skilled at politics (basically put Caltech on the map by getting a bunch of top scientists of the day to work there.)
This is pretty cool! In chemistry class we learnt this is exactly how mass spectrometers work! they tune the voltage to select ions of the right q/m ratio
I saw the video on using sound frequencies to levitate and when he mentioned you could do it by switching and electrical field also I knew one of you TH-camrs would do this. And I'm glad it was you because you don't cut corners or information.
Something akin to this would make a really great kid’s science museum exhibit! This is an Ion Trap as you said, but can (concentrated) ion beams be made? It wouldn’t “do the thing” obviously, but now you have me dreaming of Spore Scale Mass Spectrometers or Particle Colliders lol
Not this particular setup, but ion traps, in general, are very useful. Some of the uses are- particle accelerator ion sources, quantum physics research, etc.
Boom! I’m finally here early. Just wanted to say I love the channel. As a fellow lover of science it’s always been so refreshing to see a channel which makes science and scientific concepts so available to everyone.
@@Shot4ShotPhoto These bots are a plague, that have infected the TH-cam community. I constantly report them, but you can't tell me that TH-cams own AI can't filter them out. They have such obvious features that makes them easy to pick out. Such garbage... Thanks for taking the time to report them. I will do the same.
@@firstnamelastname3121 I think he's a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints so my best guess is that he served his mission in Cambodia.
Ahora hablo un poquito de español. ¿Quien me entiende hablando ahora? Yo te entiendo perfectamente. Enhorabuena!!! Greetings from a follower from Spain!! Nice accent by the way. And happy new year!!!!!
Sorry for the phonetics in advance but knyom sopbai nah ta nayuk niyay peeasaa kmai!!! Sadly, apart from ‘La-or nah!’ I cant express how awesome this video was!!! Youre and inspiration bong!
Yo te entendí ¡vas muy bien con el español! ¡Saludos desde Colombia! / I understood what you said, you're going well with Spanish! Regards from Colombia!
It is crazy isn't it. The stuff that was "cutting edge" when I was a kid, people are now doing and putting videos up on TH-cam. Some guy even made his own working semiconductor "chip" in his garage. It's just a handful of transistors, but the process that once took a skilled lab and a bunch of scientists is done in a home! Along with all the countless other inventions using modern materials, science just doesn't stop.
Grounding one side of a NST is a terrible and dangerous idea as they are usally centre-grounded to the core. By grounding one end, the core may be sitting at 2.5 kV, risking breakdown to the primary. If this happens you will have a direct path from the mains to the output, with minimal current limiting
Great video. It would be even better if you got accidentally mildly shocked a couple of times while setting it up, maybe when you were pointing at the washer at around 2m
If you pointed the laser at an angle from above or below the washer, earring, or paper clip you could light the area more fully. It helps to keep the beam widened as you did.
We don't really "see electrons" we see the potential of atoms as it's being jolted by electrons. Electrons are actually invisible to us, not observable but measured as joules of force in various amplitudes. Jolting the atom changes its position creating heat, sound and a radiating electro magnetic wave. These waves are not electrons but changes in the orientation of the atoms. It's a magnetic channel that can potentially move electrons. You can think of it as "the signal". It diminishes over distance and there is a formula to calculate the magnitude of the jolts electro magnetic force like amps divided by the radius of the wire squared. Changes in EMF are what create the photon in your mind, voice on the telephone and 1's and 0's in binary computer code. It's nature's basic language, the code of the universe. It's what creatures evolve to understand at a deep physical level by growing appendages like eyes, ears and antennae. Conversely, in related videos there is some confusion on if a light bulb comes on instantly or if it travels at the speed of light. The answer is it is usually instant to the observer. It's like turning on the water when there is water already in the hose. You don't have to wait for the hose to fill up again before the water comes out. The power within the wire is normally already there. Covalent bonds have already created the magnetic channel of the wire. Atoms are neutral when electrons are bonded with their protons. When jolting atoms the electrons cannot be in the same place at the same time so they move through the entire wire as one, becoming what is know as free electrons and potentially create a skin effect. Free electrons propagate the EMF signal through the wire at a speed determinate on wire material, size, temp, ect. The EMF emanating from the wire travels at the speed of light as it is light, however the free electrons and power are already there in a neutral position. We know this because if you take the wire and wrap it in a coil around a magnet and move it you induce current with no battery. Moving the magnet changes the EMF and the orientation of the atoms within the wire, ionizing the wire and liberating electrons and energy to be pulled where it's needed in the magnetic channel. Just thinking out loud here but what would happen if we stretched a wire to coil around the earth into outer space so that the earth fly's through it. Like a huge tesla coil, providing wireless power to the entire earth. Or what about huge balloons filled with clouds so we could harness the lightning. The "string" could be a pipe to channel vapor to the cloud and electrons to earth. BTW, thanks for reading. I don't pretend to know everything. I have been wrong before. Feel free to correct me as I realize a lot of this is purely theoretical. 20 years of telecom has got most of this stuff down to brass tacks for me though. And how brilliant is this channel? The best, absolutely magic. I love these demo's.
What is completely unclear here is where the ground is in relation to the washer. It has to have a large influence on the shape and intensity of the trapping field.
Lol I love how in all your videos, when you show the results of your experiments, you still always say “Look at that!”, and I still always wonder where else exactly you think I’m gonna look?? 😄
So the particles of lycopodium powder are not rod shaped. They are oscillating at 60 Hz making them look rod shaped. At first I thought it was odd that the spores would be shaped like cones or rods (because that's what I thought I was seeing), but when James showed the slow motion footage it clicked and made sense.
I end up in a lot of cloud to ground lightening storms . I swear when the storm is close I can see tens of thousands of these particle build ups in the air. They look like the gel floating things you get in your eye from time to time but they're everywhere
Can you do this within a 3D structure like a wire cube or a sphere... would you be able to capture multiple angles on camera as well? Maybe you could manipulate the voltage so that you could rotate the suspended particles in space.
Does your family have a genuine interest in all your ideas? If so, it must be wonderful!! :) Keep making awesome content regardless, because what you do is amazing! ❤
This is truly incredible. I think you could use it as a quantum computer as the ions are in a entangled super position. I wonder how fast the ions are moving.
Damn. I was wondering. Could you make a video explaining the science behind these "3D" pictures that show different images depending on how you look at them. They were around for ages and they still blow my mind. I think there might be some interesting stuff in them.
Amazing! As a lab assistant, I work with a Mass Spectrometer with a linear Ion Trap, so it's a kinda known principle to me. But to actualy see this is quite fascinating! Keep on these cool projects, I would love to see more, maybe with a expanation how it is used in cience/industry
Your "solid state" neon tube power supply still uses magnetic devices (inductors or transformers) to boost the voltage, it's just not a simple AC device.
You brought in your wife's earring and my first thought was uh-oh, does she know? lol... Great demonstration and explanation, and the shapes/structures formed when there were many particles trapped reminded me of ferrofluid shapes in a magnetic field
Could you try suspending a particle and then hit the particle with a burning LASER turning it into ash and see if it drops out of suspension , fly's away propelled by outgassing , or stays locked in the electrical field
2:22 No, we _can't_ see how it shoots off because the beige powder blends into the beige background. Even worse, you had a black cloth _right there_ that you could have moved a couple of inches to the left to make the powder visible. 🤦
Uh, weird, but ok- Sure, go ahead with your theory. or whatever made you think to relate the two disparate things, what've you got?? (Or are you just using random words or daydreaming or what?)
"And now i've put my wife's earring in there" - absolutely the most random thing to test, after a metal washer haha. This was really interesting James! I'm very familiar with electrostatic levitation, but never knew AC could levitate small particles in this manner. I may need to do some experiments myself!
Yesterday I was watching some videos yours (two of them were especially interesting and fascinating), and when I saw the beginning of this by James I immediately thought "Jay, from Plasma Channel, will like in particular this experiment". 😁
@@FedeG86 jay from plasma channel.. only electroboom calls him that which means you watch electrobooms videos?
Don't kill yourself hehe.
I immediately thought about you seing this experiment. Is it a coincidence?
Scale this one? 🤔
This kind of system is called an electrodynamic balance (EDB), and we use this method of levitation in my research group quite regularly!
I didn't expect to see this kind of thing on your channel, so it's really awesome to see it in a more layperson format!
Thats pretty cool. Does this system have any real world application, or a possible real world application for the future?
@@mrpancakes my question exactly. Does science use this to see at what millivolts certain particles can be trapped? And if so what is the purpose?
Fyi, if you are watching this video you are by no means a "layperson".... this has nothing to do with Fortnite or the Kardashians.
One question by curiosity: what's the heaviest and/or biggest object you can levitate with your equipment used to that levitation method? Thanks in advance.
@@chriss1914 i dont think anyone deals with fortnite anymore, unless you're really new to gaming or trying "old" games
These are the experiments I'm afraid to do myself but always wanted to observe what happens
I love how all of these experiments are re-creatable very easily
Careful with the 5K volts though, that can kill you easy :)
@@fmdj we will see about that!
@@fmdj *very easily. 😜😁
I will get everything expect wifes earing
@@FedeG86 You can say it like he said it too.
This guy (and his team) is simply AMAZING!!! Great demonstration!!
I teach about Orbitrap and Ion trap systems in Mads Spectrometry and this is one of the coolest demonstration of how it works in the Ion Trap Mass spec system. When you turned the voltage up and down, it's just like how ions are selected during mass analysis. Thank you for this video!
Are their any known applications of trapping charged particles like so?
Allways thought it needs a rotating field for the trap like using 3phase high voltage or a spining dipole, nice that works too :)
This is just so informative and cool. You are using so basic concepts to make such a cool setup, I loved it as an 9th grader its a bit a hard for me to understand sometimes but that's still awesome! Keep it up
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Things i learned in this video, how to trapped charged particles, he can speak cambodian fluently, and this guys has enough pool of knowledge and the willingness to research to keep us interested in science for my future childrens in the next 10ish years.
Yet how he fluent in Cambodian I would like to know the story.
I remember doing this experiment in college physics, with the goal of measuring the precise charge of a single electron. It was called the Millikan oil drop experiment. Instead of spores or oil we used some type of tiny plastic of foam beads, isolated them until there is one left, then slowly turn down the voltage until it begins to fall. Quantum mechanics was my all-time favorite course because no other course taught me more about how the universe works, and those labs were super fun.
Millikan's experiment uses DC voltage.
@@hamdaniyusuf_dani Yep. The oil drop exp is simpler to understand too. Simply the acceleration of the particle in the electric field equaling the acceleration of gravity.
Amusing factoid... Millikan fudged his data to make the experiment look a lot cleaner than it actually was. He basically threw out a ton of measurements and just kept the 'good' ones. If I remember correctly, there's also ample evidence he didn't properly credit the folks who were actually doing the work. Yeah, he wasn't exactly a good person, but was still quite smart and skilled at politics (basically put Caltech on the map by getting a bunch of top scientists of the day to work there.)
Yo te entiendo hablando ahora y tus videos son excepcionales, gracias 😃
Sorry about these replies, my account seems to be plagued by them... not sure how to avoid them 😐
@@carlossosa2907 bro share some particles with me
This is pretty cool! In chemistry class we learnt this is exactly how mass spectrometers work! they tune the voltage to select ions of the right q/m ratio
Excelente video, muchas gracias por aportar con conocimiento de forma visual, didáctica y entretenida. Saludos desde el sur del mundo.
Love your content, I love learning the topics you choose
This is actually insanely cool
I saw the video on using sound frequencies to levitate and when he mentioned you could do it by switching and electrical field also I knew one of you TH-camrs would do this. And I'm glad it was you because you don't cut corners or information.
Something akin to this would make a really great kid’s science museum exhibit!
This is an Ion Trap as you said, but can (concentrated) ion beams be made? It wouldn’t “do the thing” obviously, but now you have me dreaming of Spore Scale Mass Spectrometers or Particle Colliders lol
The basics of mass spectrometry beautifully demonstrated!
I like the way how each video has a completely new experment
@Fania Grace 👇💋 hm
Yes, ground that wire until it learns to conduct itself better. 😋
I think my favorite part of this channel is how surprised he is with the results of some of the experiments. It’s like we are all learning together
What are the practical applications for this, and are there any fields that use this regularly?
in future possible use in ion drives for space propulsion, well thats what they are planning anyways
This is an ion trap. Analogue to what physicists use every day.
Not this particular setup, but ion traps, in general, are very useful. Some of the uses are- particle accelerator ion sources, quantum physics research, etc.
@@amb1u5 in other words, yes, this is immensely useful.
Boom! I’m finally here early. Just wanted to say I love the channel. As a fellow lover of science it’s always been so refreshing to see a channel which makes science and scientific concepts so available to everyone.
@Fania Grace 👇💋 just FYI, many children visit this channel so I’ve reported your spammy bullshit. And I will continue to do so every time you comment.
True, i love just chilling and listening to his videos
me too lol
@@Shot4ShotPhoto me too
@@Shot4ShotPhoto These bots are a plague, that have infected the TH-cam community. I constantly report them, but you can't tell me that TH-cams own AI can't filter them out. They have such obvious features that makes them easy to pick out. Such garbage... Thanks for taking the time to report them. I will do the same.
"I speak English and Cambodian." You're full of surprises, James. And the experiment was great.
¡Te entendí perfectamente James! saludos desde México. 🇲🇽 Love your channel.
Can the particles remain suspended in a vacuum, or does air resistance play a role in keeping them in place?
They definitely could be in a vacuum.
Yo te entiendo. Muy bien che! Felicitaciones!
I think so this channel is very underrated
Cambodian. Duh, obviously, what did I expect.
This channel finds ways to amaze me way beyond just cool physics experiments.
Right? I feel like there’s a story there.
@@firstnamelastname3121 I think he's a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints so my best guess is that he served his mission in Cambodia.
Well, I must tell that I’ve been a channel viewer of yours for a long time! And I must tell I adore your videos! Keep going!
Ahora hablo un poquito de español. ¿Quien me entiende hablando ahora? Yo te entiendo perfectamente. Enhorabuena!!! Greetings from a follower from Spain!! Nice accent by the way. And happy new year!!!!!
Sorry for the phonetics in advance but knyom sopbai nah ta nayuk niyay peeasaa kmai!!!
Sadly, apart from ‘La-or nah!’ I cant express how awesome this video was!!! Youre and inspiration bong!
Buen trabajo Cody. Me encantó tu vídeo.
Yo te entendí ¡vas muy bien con el español! ¡Saludos desde Colombia! / I understood what you said, you're going well with Spanish! Regards from Colombia!
Bro I didn't even know these kinds of stuff existed ! This channel gives so much information .
It is crazy isn't it. The stuff that was "cutting edge" when I was a kid, people are now doing and putting videos up on TH-cam.
Some guy even made his own working semiconductor "chip" in his garage. It's just a handful of transistors, but the process that once took a skilled lab and a bunch of scientists is done in a home!
Along with all the countless other inventions using modern materials, science just doesn't stop.
Grounding one side of a NST is a terrible and dangerous idea as they are usally centre-grounded to the core. By grounding one end, the core may be sitting at 2.5 kV, risking breakdown to the primary. If this happens you will have a direct path from the mains to the output, with minimal current limiting
english please?😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great video. It would be even better if you got accidentally mildly shocked a couple of times while setting it up, maybe when you were pointing at the washer at around 2m
If you pointed the laser at an angle from above or below the washer, earring, or paper clip you could light the area more fully. It helps to keep the beam widened as you did.
James: Gives wife earrings for Christmas shaped like an ion trap.
Wife: "These aren't really for me, are they?"
This is a wonderful demonstration of an ion trap :)
When I hear you talking spanish, my heart beats faster ❤️
We don't really "see electrons" we see the potential of atoms as it's being jolted by electrons. Electrons are actually invisible to us, not observable but measured as joules of force in various amplitudes. Jolting the atom changes its position creating heat, sound and a radiating electro magnetic wave. These waves are not electrons but changes in the orientation of the atoms. It's a magnetic channel that can potentially move electrons. You can think of it as "the signal". It diminishes over distance and there is a formula to calculate the magnitude of the jolts electro magnetic force like amps divided by the radius of the wire squared. Changes in EMF are what create the photon in your mind, voice on the telephone and 1's and 0's in binary computer code. It's nature's basic language, the code of the universe. It's what creatures evolve to understand at a deep physical level by growing appendages like eyes, ears and antennae.
Conversely, in related videos there is some confusion on if a light bulb comes on instantly or if it travels at the speed of light. The answer is it is usually instant to the observer. It's like turning on the water when there is water already in the hose. You don't have to wait for the hose to fill up again before the water comes out. The power within the wire is normally already there. Covalent bonds have already created the magnetic channel of the wire. Atoms are neutral when electrons are bonded with their protons. When jolting atoms the electrons cannot be in the same place at the same time so they move through the entire wire as one, becoming what is know as free electrons and potentially create a skin effect. Free electrons propagate the EMF signal through the wire at a speed determinate on wire material, size, temp, ect. The EMF emanating from the wire travels at the speed of light as it is light, however the free electrons and power are already there in a neutral position. We know this because if you take the wire and wrap it in a coil around a magnet and move it you induce current with no battery. Moving the magnet changes the EMF and the orientation of the atoms within the wire, ionizing the wire and liberating electrons and energy to be pulled where it's needed in the magnetic channel.
Just thinking out loud here but what would happen if we stretched a wire to coil around the earth into outer space so that the earth fly's through it. Like a huge tesla coil, providing wireless power to the entire earth. Or what about huge balloons filled with clouds so we could harness the lightning. The "string" could be a pipe to channel vapor to the cloud and electrons to earth.
BTW, thanks for reading. I don't pretend to know everything. I have been wrong before. Feel free to correct me as I realize a lot of this is purely theoretical. 20 years of telecom has got most of this stuff down to brass tacks for me though. And how brilliant is this channel? The best, absolutely magic. I love these demo's.
*2022 will be a great start.*
Action Lab: 4:39
When you changed the "shape" of the particle-cloud it reminded me of a very crude first-gen hologram.
What is completely unclear here is where the ground is in relation to the washer. It has to have a large influence on the shape and intensity of the trapping field.
Lol I love how in all your videos, when you show the results of your experiments, you still always say “Look at that!”, and I still always wonder where else exactly you think I’m gonna look?? 😄
some of the best amateur science (and footage) I have ever seen!
Реально красиво!👌
Should try with uv light and fluorescent powder. Cheers
Very cool way to demonstrate this.
Where to connect the ground?
I wonder what sort of practical applications this could be used for? Its so interesting. Like I'm thinking holograms somehow? :D
Eu entendi você falando! Nada mal para você!
Fred after shaggy and scooby accidentally capture the monster through wacky shenanigans: 3:24
Yo te entiendo, eres el mejor canal de TH-cam
So simple to replicate and such a big result!
Awesome stuff. I'm not brave or smart enough to try this. Thank you for doing this
The paperclip was the best one, I'd be interested to see a whole manner of shapes, pentagons, c shaped ,T shaped openings etc.
This was very interesting! I was wondering what would happen with 3d shapes like a cubes etc.
Great brother
Love from India
So the particles of lycopodium powder are not rod shaped. They are oscillating at 60 Hz making them look rod shaped. At first I thought it was odd that the spores would be shaped like cones or rods (because that's what I thought I was seeing), but when James showed the slow motion footage it clicked and made sense.
I end up in a lot of cloud to ground lightening storms . I swear when the storm is close I can see tens of thousands of these particle build ups in the air. They look like the gel floating things you get in your eye from time to time but they're everywhere
Very interesting! You can make a 3d display with particles of different colors.
Nothing makes me happier than knowing that there is a chemical called "dragons breath"
loved it, very interesting and love the Babel, l would love to learn Spanish and French hope the earring gets back uncharged lol
*sick* demo!...as always, much thanks.
It would be good to see if you can control or adjust the herds.
Can you do this within a 3D structure like a wire cube or a sphere... would you be able to capture multiple angles on camera as well? Maybe you could manipulate the voltage so that you could rotate the suspended particles in space.
What we've learned today:
-James speaks Kambodian
What if you had higher frequency voltage source? Would it make particles more stable?
Thank you James from Bolivia! Caramba!
Does your family have a genuine interest in all your ideas? If so, it must be wonderful!! :) Keep making awesome content regardless, because what you do is amazing! ❤
This is truly incredible. I think you could use it as a quantum computer as the ions are in a entangled super position. I wonder how fast the ions are moving.
This is definitely how they trapped antimatter in Angels and Demons😂
Next comes a DIY Particle accelerator ?
Man you are the reason I'm starting to like science
@Fania Grace 👇💋 bot, las drogas digitales te están haciendo mal, que estás escribiendo cualquier huevada en tu spam. :v
Damn. I was wondering. Could you make a video explaining the science behind these "3D" pictures that show different images depending on how you look at them. They were around for ages and they still blow my mind. I think there might be some interesting stuff in them.
Lol, who does not know how it works 😂😂😂
Are... Are you talking about "holograms"?
You are a genius
That's absolutely bananas. Wow.
man finds the glitches in life
Amazing! As a lab assistant, I work with a Mass Spectrometer with a linear Ion Trap, so it's a kinda known principle to me. But to actualy see this is quite fascinating! Keep on these cool projects, I would love to see more, maybe with a expanation how it is used in cience/industry
Yo man ,always waiting for ur video 🥰🥰🥰
Hey sir can you please make video on Astrolux WP3 LEP torch, that how it throws straight and bright beam without light scattering.
Por supuesto se te entiende en inglés, pero en español es aún más interesante.
Your "solid state" neon tube power supply still uses magnetic devices (inductors or transformers) to boost the voltage, it's just not a simple AC device.
Cool that they form what looks like little strings.
Thats amazing! Its like how magnethosphere traps charged particles from the sun.
Pure magic, love it.
How more badass can a person be ?? This man plays with matter of life just for fun 😭
5:05 - the shape reminds me of what Ferro-Fluid does when you put it on a magnet.... with the spikey-ness...
Makes sense though :)
Felizidades! Hablas muy bien español.
Another excellent demo.
You brought in your wife's earring and my first thought was uh-oh, does she know? lol... Great demonstration and explanation, and the shapes/structures formed when there were many particles trapped reminded me of ferrofluid shapes in a magnetic field
Could you try suspending a particle and then hit the particle with a burning LASER turning it into ash and see if it drops out of suspension , fly's away propelled by outgassing , or stays locked in the electrical field
I had recently heard about this kinda thing and it does look awesome lol
@Jiham Mabya no
Oh does he sound more energetic? Dude sounds happier than he used to
2:22 No, we _can't_ see how it shoots off because the beige powder blends into the beige background. Even worse, you had a black cloth _right there_ that you could have moved a couple of inches to the left to make the powder visible. 🤦
Could you explain why the solid state transformer wouldn't work?
It would be interesting to know If this phenomenon could be used in the production of an ion drive.
Uh, weird, but ok- Sure, go ahead with your theory. or whatever made you think to relate the two disparate things, what've you got?? (Or are you just using random words or daydreaming or what?)
I wonder what great things can be done with this..
I made a NY resolution about 8 years ago to never again make a NY resolution. It has been not only easy, but a pleasure to keep.