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SPACE.com -- Powerful Laser Simulates Stellar Jet Too bad there's no beam shot...

Nice! Now if they can figure out a way to bend that energy back to a focal point, such as the way the earth's field sends a good deal of the solar flares that pass by towards the poles, we could use that energy and perhaps even collect it. Very cool.

oh. well. whoops. Sorry guys. works like a charm every time i try. I checked all the other timezones to make certain my computer didn't just have a problem. Please disregard the horse droppings in the parade... I wasn't implying anything really, it was just something i noticed. The comment about...

I'll be praying to the shipping gods and the laser gods. Seriously, if all goes well I'll buy one.

did your friend see it too? if so, could you tell us the make and model and any other "tagging info" we would need to find one of these?

I discovered this when i was about three or four. You should try using it as a way of meditation. I've developed it to the point where I can sometimes have a dream and be fully awake simultaneously, though from what i remember it doesn't take long to get to that point. just watch it without...

I just got mine today :D I had some trouble getting it to light anything at first, until i focused the lens at close range, and even then it took a minute to light a match. I unscrewed the lens and without the spring inside I shined it on a wall, and i saw what looked like two cracks.

Alright, who wants to play truth or dare? Dare? Thought so. Alright, I dare you to set your computer's time zone to Tehran and get on the internet. If you can. By which I mean you need Windows XP, as far as I know.

Ronald Mallett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Objections In a recent paper by Ken Olum and Allen Everett[8] the authors claimed to have found problems with Mallett's analysis. One of their objections is that the spacetime which Mallett used in his analysis contains a singularity even when...

don't listen to this guy. he's got play-doh for brains.

damn, i can't follow him because technology is anything but infallible.

I like the solar spinners. Sadly a google search brings up the wrong thing. how does it work? how fast does it spin? would it work without the bulb? how much energy can it absorb?

I was thinking maybe electricity, or even perhaps mechanical energy.

I was wondering if anyone here knew of any cheap materials capable of absorbing laser radiation and transforming it into other forms of energy.

I've also got some extra tips for this one that say, "BIG DICK", "NICE TITS", and, "FUCK OFF". It was about the best I could do for 10 bucks in buck dingus USA. Still pretty cool. Stupid, but cool.

You should read Don Delillo. Start with either White Noise or Libra. EDIT: I take that back. You, Wesdaman14, should read Don Delillo. Start with Libra.

Do you have any reliable information you would be willing to share? I'm pretty curious myself.

Wait, I'm confused. I thought the army announced they were canceling this project at a press conference. What happened?

get an empty coffee can and some candles. Chop up the candles and fill the coffee can up until it's about 1/3 to half full. take the can outside and make a small fire, then put the coffee can over the fire. when the wax starts to boil, pour some water onto it. Make sure you aren't near the fire...

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1000921/text.ISO Alright, this link should work.