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Nope, piferal is right.
Its a glass delay line.
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Its a glass delay line.
Your turn
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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What's this?
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CCD sensor from a scientific camera or telescope?
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You win :beer:
Is the world's most sensitive astronomical camera, developed at the Universite de Montreal.
The camera is made up of a CCD controller for counting photons.
A digital imagery device that amplifies photons observed by astronomical cameras or by other instruments used in situations of very low luminosity.
The controller produces 25 gigabytes of data per second.
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Can someone take my go, im not near a proper computer at the mo.
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easy one No cheating
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Sapphire?
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a carbon-containing mineral... green?? :thinking:
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Hint its a man made crystal
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I understand it's "carburo di silicio" (SiC) I have no idea how translate it in English
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SiC would be silicon carbide, but it doesnt look like that at all.
Sapphire would be more likely, although i have no idea what use an irregularly shaped piece like that would be.
Sapphire would be more likely, although i have no idea what use an irregularly shaped piece like that would be.
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ill give it to Arayan
the answer was ether silicon carbide or carborundum
the answer was ether silicon carbide or carborundum
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I was going to say Kryptonite (or however it's spelt )
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What is this ?
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A giant flip-flop made from pots and pot lids? I was kind of hoping it was a pots and pans dragon until I saw the other side curved up too
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You are almost a winner. Very close to the real thing.
Edit: Well, close enough I guess. Prototype is the winner.
Edit: Well, close enough I guess.
Prototype is the winner.
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