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Well you would be better off not even using one if its gonna be a 5k ohm theres a good one at radioshack for like $7 Its 25 ohm

Did you get that arm from jameco electronics? I swear i seen it there

Im in Penticton, British Columbia Really nice place we got two lakes and a ski resort is really close well there are alot of them in BC but yeah im out for the night was fun talking to you +1 rep for entertaining me.

Yeah im allowed to around the house if i ask (ie No sneaking it) But drinking age is 19 here but im moving to Alberta hopfully when i graduate to go to university and its 18 there. And Long island is prolly my fav cause its not overpoweingly strong... one of my girlfriends parents friends a...

Well atleast your of drinking age... only 17 :( ill live though ...mabye you should make a long island ice tea... that will get you on the floor after you have a few of those

Fail only one slowing you down already? And yes this is thread jacking kinda? I mean we were talking about black lasers for a while? i mean it is "Unique Lasers" and are "gun" could be a laser if we so choosed caus its all hypothtical anyways.

Yes... anti gravity as in things you shoot lose there gravitational feild strength and inda just behave like they are in a vacuum and take a step and be unable to stop cause they just kinda fly away? I think a amplifying gravity gun would be way more deadly.... Tank gets shot and all its mass...

Nope its very sensitive casing around a miniture black hole in a vacuum thats been sending a frequencies to the black hole that somehow tell it not to suck its casing in.... but the reverse current broke it and the world died lol

Yeah ;) so we put the red wire to the black lead right?.... Ill do it anyway..... (Another lab member) WAIT! .5 seconds later the world was enveloped by stupid person who messed negitive and postive leads....

Well yes but assuming we could reverse these effects you only work on waves not particals (Not going into quantum wave partical theory) It would be cool if matter didnt get sucked in like black holes. So a light absorbing beam might be more correct than black hole beam. But regardless with...

Yeah everything would look distorted and warping towards the beam.... very cool indeed

Yeah whats up with Texas and there high population density of laser enthusiasts.... Here in canada its very small on the west coast :(

Yeah the only way to make a black laser would to somehow suck light from a area which is more of a anti-laser so its like a black hole beam (Impossible so far it would be pretty cool) Or you could use the fabled black hole diode <---- old joke

Id go if i wasnt up here in Canada =( schools a little bit more important than going to texas atm. :cryyy:

Hmmm i have no idea let me do some research and ill try to have a answer for you by tommorow. But first i woudnt mind some clarafication on the question being asked such whats being asked i am interperating this as what is the light behind a object or the leaked light hitting a semi tansparint...

Actualy the 200nm is incorrect here is my solution to the problem 533nm is correct. First you find Delta V by going 3x10^8-3x10^8/1.6 which gets you 1.125x10^8 m/s Then using lamda/2 you get a wavelegth of 320nm 320x10^-9/1.125x10^8 you get 2.84x10^-15 s Now we sub into the equation d=vt...

Black lasers are technicaly impossible as of yet. The only way to make black "light" would be a black hole generator since black is the absence of light. Or possibly somthing in the UV spectrum so not black but the beam wouldnt even be seen.

Okay im sitting here doing my home work and im just really happy i finished this question its truely tough for me... im in high school but its a great question involving lasers. Here it is. A very thin sheet of plastic ( n = 1.60 ) covers one slit of a double slit apperatus illuminated by a 640...

Hmmm yes i may have seen the scarlet and it does ring a bell. Yes we see plenty of dead snakes here run over by cars mainly. But bull snakes are the most freaky looking things ever those horns are frightful atleast the diamondback doesnt blend in so well with tree bark. Also snt it weird the...

Not that i know of we get quite a few diamond backs here though.