You can use x-ray (is there a laser for that?) to determine materials probably in a Raman-style way and looking at fluorescence. It requires a (close to) dark room. For example, the scanner Cody's Lab uses: https://youtu.be/a_EdGQyHTxU?t=56s
There's no way to do that 'at a distance', let alone...
He addresses all those things. Either in the video or the comments. In one comment he talks about window panes that reflect 100% IR as a power saving feature. I then added to that with that most green-blocking goggles pass IR
Anyone know Brainiac75? I did't know this youtuber was that deep into lasers.
He made a good video explaining why cheap green DPSS lasers all emit harmful IR light and does several tests.
Where can I see messages I sent with 'Quick Reply'?
I know when you press the Reply button there's a checkbox to save the message to the sent Items box or not, but with quick reply there's no such option. So I can only assume they get stored because there's not the option to not store it. 1. So...
The spreadsheet is broken. I found a working version in the history but I can't restore for some reason. I conveniently could however rename it to "Last working version".
I still swear by 505nm. If you look at the CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram you see 505 on the far left, meaning it has the least amount of red cone stimulation. Go lower in wavelength and you add tiny amounts of red again.
I forgot about the angle dependency. I feel like such an amateur now. I repeated the measurement this time in an integrating sphere and sure enough my 532 DPSS now measures 532.6nm. Would that be within the tolerance of a DPSS?
Back from holidays and at work the Ocean Optics JAZ has returned reconfigured and re-calibrated. I immediately put a 532 DPSS in it and it measures 533.5nm. Any thoughts?
Please edit your post and remove your email. You're soliciting spam companies and are not even trying to obfuscate it. Besides receiving a PM will also drop you an email (if it's the same account and if you didn't disable that feature)
I've been a fool. I have a hypothesis. I might be totally off though. But I want to see how this story unfolds before revealing it. To proof that my hypothesis won't be affected by future posts, I've encrypted it and will reveal the key later...
ZRaffleticket, are you at just lasing threshold? Those lines look like what I see through my spectroscope with a 505nm diode. Your images are also quite noisy. With increasing current it starts like a smear (LED mode or what you'd see with COD). When threshold it hit, it starts lasing at the...