Is it possible to control the illuminance of atoms?

Thread starter AlanArqueza
Start date Sep 18, 2008
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Controlling the illuminance of atoms to create a safe energy output for light sources is a complex topic. The discussion raises the possibility of using magnetic fields to manipulate atoms into a spherical shape to generate light. Alan Arqueza points out that lasers achieve consistent brightness because photons are in phase, resulting in uniform light. The conversation suggests a need for further exploration into atomic manipulation techniques for effective light generation. Overall, the feasibility of controlling atomic illuminance remains uncertain and requires more research.

Sep 18, 2008

AlanArqueza

How do you control the illuminance of atoms to create a safe output of energy to form a light source?

Can it be done using a magnetic field to move the atoms to form a sphere shape of light?

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Sep 19, 2008

madmike159

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I'm not sure what you mean. Lasers have a constant light sauce beacuse the photons are in phase with each other, producing uniform bright light.

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