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Matrix

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I was wondering, if its safe to eat stuff you heat up with your laser. Ive done it but i never had the guts to drink/eat it because i dont know if its bad or it does something to the food, im aware that it can kill nutrients but its not like im gonna be catching a strawberry on fire. Im talking like heating up coffee xD

Thanks :D
 





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I don't know for sure how many real changes there would be to it, but I think you should be fine. it's not going to kill you.
it won't make any noticeable temperature change in coffee though; however you might hear tiny bubbles boiling
 
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Matrix said:
Thanks brb time to make some coffee :na:
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dark hot chocolate works better :tinfoil:
also the more solid the color the better it will work as well. if it's transparent it will just refract
 
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im using a light brown color coffee seems to boil pretty well, laser coffee is goooooood xD
 
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All the laser is doing is shooting protons to heat up/burn something.

Should be fine
 
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The laser is only supplying heat, so there should be no adverse effects to your food. However, lasers supply a larger amount of heat to a very small area, so to heat up a cup of coffee, you would need a pretty strong laser to accomplish this in any reasonable amount of time. Might I ask what kind of laser your using? :D
 
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Basically burning something black with laser is no different from burning it black with fire. It's even cleaner as there will be no residue from fire fuel.
 
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DrSid said:
Basically burning something black with laser is no different from burning it black with fire. It's even cleaner as there will be no residue from fire fuel.
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nope. not safe. Its heavily light polluted - with light. This much light pollution could be dangerous :tinfoil: :crackup:
 
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didnt seem like a joke, if so im gonna die i was so fasinated with heating up coffee i heated up like 3 of them for 2 nights

xDD
 
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