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24th Apr 2016

I noticed something cool, photons tend to reflect of metal, but not off sparks, which means if you create a pathway for photons made of enclosed metal with sparks going along it, little gaps will appear in the photons, and they'll move with the sparks!

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zxaaw 28th Oct 2016

Actually, I was wrong. SPRK does not reflect PHOT at all, and that causes the effect
zxaaw 28th Oct 2016

Eureka - metl that has a 'life' value reflects PHOT at a very high rate relative to normal metl. After the spark has passed, the 'life' value is set to four, thus creating a reflective zone.
zxaaw 28th Oct 2016

randomness5555, it still works, but since PHOT are slower than SPRK in gold, the "pulses" die off around a third of the way across, as opposed to two thirds.
Creepster019 29th Apr 2016

not sure whether i should be interested or bored right now
Plazmoid3 29th Apr 2016

Amazingly... strange. +1
HugInfinity 29th Apr 2016

im pretty sure these are called optical fibers which are how imformation is sent through stuff like phone lines and you can bend or twist these but the photons will move down the pipe still
randomness5555 28th Apr 2016

Here's a thought, what would happen if you tried it with gold? (which has faster sparks)
Flame2605 26th Apr 2016

Great job bro!! +1
Blu_de 26th Apr 2016

Good +1
dhdoctor 24th Apr 2016

SCIENCE!

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Strange Photon Behaviour by BudCharles

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