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Although I was aware glass blocks UVC light before posting, I was not aware before my initial test. I have no quartz (only the bulb itself). The water at the start of the experiment was clear. Dry yeast tends to float, while some tend to sink to the bottom of the liquid. After a few minutes...

Yes, there was apparent fermentation in both. Both items had murky water, froth at the top and you could tell there was gas bubbling up (carbon dioxide)… So the ‘yeast’ become active under the UVC. I think the reason beer (or in my case wine) takes hours to visually start is due to the ratio of...

Hi, I have a 25w 254nm bulb ozone free UVC bulb (draws about 19watts from my kil-a-wat). This was purchased from amazon, produced in China. This light definitely omits a funny smell, it pulls 19w, and the glow in the dark stickers are illuminated after my test (so I know it is omitting some...

This is all very interesting, but over my head. To me that seems to imply the 'particle' is a wave on its way to the detector, turned into a particle to be detected at the detector, turned back into a wave to go thru the slits, interfered with itself as a wave, and back into a particle once it...

I watched this video that dumbs down and explains very simply how the quantum eraser works From my understanding: The particle will go thru both slits if not observed (probably wave collapsed). If you setup a device that will detect it (that emits a photon if the particles passes thru) the...

Ok, silly question. Lexx is a sci-fi TV show that ran from 1997-2002. In one episode they used 'approximately 14.2 Quadrillion Quadrillion drones" to basically suck matter away from the star slowly using gravity. Ive always wondered: Do you think this is possible? Or would such a large mass...

From my understanding it's impossible for electrons to directly turn themselves into neutrons and protons. Electrons are an elementary particle while neutrons and protons are made from elementary particles (quarks). Questions: 1# So 'energy into matter' replicator like star trek are...

Disclaimer: I am not a physicist and this was just some random question that popped into my head. According to the law of conservation of energy, energy cannot be destroyed or created. So the energy in our current universe is the same as it was right after the big bang right? But can't...