Boiling coffee

[FatalaS]

Would you drink that?

 

[Lazerbeak]

lol, that's pretty awesome Did you drink it?

~ LB

 

[KapHn8d]

Haha! That is awesome!

You know I'm going to have to try this when I graduate to "big boy" lasers.

lol, that's pretty awesome Did you drink it?

~ LB

 

[scumbagatheist]

You'll have to seriously pre-heat the coffee. I tried this w/ ~2W of 445nm and got diddly with luke warm coffee...I shouldn't have mailed the SAiK today...

 

[FatalaS]

lol, that's pretty awesome Did you drink it?

~ LB

Video isn't mine ,but if it would be mine I wouldn't drink that.Laser produce some radiation,doesn't it?

 

[scumbagatheist]

Yeah, it's called 445nm visible radiation...

 

[RA_pierce]

Video isn't mine ,but if it would be mine I wouldn't drink that.Laser produce some radiation,doesn't it?

Yeah, it's called 445nm visible radiation...

LOL

When I built my first 445 at ~950mW I tested it out on liquids...
I found that when the beam is spread out it can quickly dry water spots on a dark shirt.
This coffee trick is pretty cool... that must be some DARK coffee... yuck.

 

[scumbagatheist]

Well, now we know that Mr. Pierce likes his coffee like a woman! :crackup:

I'm just busting your chops, man.

 

[Zakkusus]

"Photonic Coffee" :drool: Pretty sure you could do some crafty marketing scheme with this. Coffee specially imbued with photons is known to cure .... lol

 

[ped]

That's nothing.

Do the same with a bottle of dark soy sauce.

I dare you.

 

[scumbagatheist]

Uh oh...Somehow, I think this is going to get the best of me.

 

[Lazerbeak]

Uh oh

~ LB

 

[Shakenawake]

@fatalaS: all visible light is radiation, and it's just a small part of the electomagnetic spectrum. you are confusing this type with particles from radioactive decay, which can be dangerous depending on factors like half-life. stay away from nuclear waste and you won't be hurt by "radiation"

SBA you make me laugh be sure and let us know how the soy sauce turns out

 

[ChaosLord]

Microwave ovens use photons well below visible to heat food. Photons, below x-ray level, are non ionizing and pose no radiation danger.

Now, I'm going to lase some soy sauce...

 

[Shakenawake]

Thanks Chaoslord I forgot to mention some parts of the electomagnetic spectrum are dangerous, just none in the visible range.

Let's see if I have some soy sauce...

 

[ChaosLord]

Thanks Chaoslord I forgot to mention some parts of the electomagnetic spectrum are dangerous, just none in the visible range.

Let's see if I have some soy sauce...

:beer:

Not to mention that if a laser could create or emit any radioactivity, this forum wouldn't exist... Or that a couple of batteries could produce the energies capable of creating, directly or indirectly, ionizing radiation.

Ok, I'm done.