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Youtube recommended the following video after watching the above. Pretty neat to see the paths of the charged particles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ziscok

• graderjs 5y ago
  That's insanely cool. I want one of these at home. I could watch it for hours. A spinthariscope too!
  • yesenadam 5y ago
    I want a Zero Blaster gun, that shoots fog rings! How does that work?! Doesn't mention what kind of power supply it uses. "Additional fluid is available if your a maniac and need to shoot the gun more than 25,000 times." https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=29_54&products_id=408 https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&c...
    • smegsicle 5y ago
      it just takes AAs or AAAs for the smoke evaporator, the ring function is simple enough- cylindrical chamber at front of device is where the magic happens- rubber diaphragm at the back, small-ish hole at the front (hole is roughly half the radius of the chamber) holding the handletrigger fills the chamber with smoke, so that you can see the ring at all.. pulling the trigger results in a flat piece of plastic lightly thunking against a rubber diaphragm (black plastic and green diaphram in the image), sending forward the ring you can also find much larger air vortex cannon 'bazookas' that lack the smoke function but are large enough to send farts and disturb paperwork across the room
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