Popping a ballon inside of another balloon
An interesting technique using a Ruby Laser.
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3 Posted 87 days ago by mikesufc
The inner one was blue, the outer one was red...I guess a ruby laser is red??
Perhaps it goes through the red balloon but pops the blue...However I am just inventing my own science theories here...
4 Posted 87 days ago by messmaker
The wavelength of the ruby laser is transmitted through the red balloon and is absorbed by the darker balloon inside.
8 Posted 87 days ago by mvanveen81
Ive never seen a room of grown man get so excited over popping a balloon ![]()
9 Posted 87 days ago by Fergus_Thedog
#8 - I have seen a room of grown men get more excited than that over popping balloons... It all depends on the girl wearing them though.. ![]()
11 Posted 86 days ago by MiNo
if scientists work on creating a device that can automatically change the wavelength of the laser, maybe they will be finally able to make the "see-through glasses"
12 Posted 85 days ago by Deblaauwn
#1 A ruby laser is a laser made of ruby (that's how the first laser was made).
#5 My guess would be the popping is not due to heating and expanding air, but that the laser burns a hole in the balloon. A laser doesn't have much power, but the very small area it acts upon makes up for it. In that respect it is similar to focusing solar light using a magnifying glass.
13 Posted 85 days ago by USAnumber1
Yep,it's all about focus. That's how a laser can be used to repair a torn retina without damaging the lens or cornea.



1 Posted 87 days ago by NathaneM
Owwwasome! What's a ruby laser?