Why do green lasers appear brightest?

[Tech_Junkie]

Who's off...

nuck...nuck

 

[photonaholic]

I think it was to find out if certain female places were safe to mate in. I wouldn't want to mate with something dripping green & yellow liquids, would YOU ?
@ The Mods, if this is over the line, please delete at your convenience, Thanks &/or sorry. rob

Rob your too much bud, just how neutral is too neutral...

Sometimes I like to paint "sorry I offended you" on my back and run naked through wal mart.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

That was you!?!?!?!?

 

[zaery]

Wow, there's too many puns here, i need to find a comfortable couch and grab some op:op:op:op:

Edit: Not exactly puns, but w/e

 

[photonaholic]

That was you!?!?!?!?

Yes I'm sorry if it bothered you, or I'm glad I amused you, I'll just let you decide.

 

[Kaaklph]

Laserpointerforums: where serious discussion about lasers takes place.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Yes I'm sorry if it bothered you, or I'm glad I amused you, I'll just let you decide.

Well I had to squint but it was funny.

 

[hotsh0tskill]

yes thats why bananas are ripe when they are green

 

[dmdevotee]

i heard that violet (from blu-ray) is brighter than red. is this true? they have the nearly the same % sensitivity on graph

 

[zaery]

Nope. Blu-ray is 405nm, and red is 650nm, that difference is actually quite large, look at their positions on the graph very closely.

 

[KiLLrB]

Id just like to add that the true reason green is the brightest is because Chuck Norris said so.

Where were you on that one niko!?!?

 

[zaery]

Id just like to add that the true reason green is the brightest is because Chuck Norris said so.

Where were you on that one niko!?!?

Things like that aren't very important, so Chuck Norris doesn't like to brag about it, we were avoiding it.