Somebody mentioned "Sonoluminescence. I look up a video, 3 minutes, called "star in a jar". Apparently it's "by simply bombarding tiny bubbles with soundwaves and temperatures of over 10 million degrees would be created". How do they do this exactly and can they keep it going. - Conspiracies

Somebody mentioned "Sonoluminescence. I look up a video, 3 minutes, called "star in a jar". Apparently it's "by simply bombarding tiny bubbles with soundwaves and temperatures of over 10 million degrees would be created". How do they do this exactly and can they keep it going. (www.youtube.com)

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– newfunturistic [S] 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Trying to look this up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonoluminescence

I don't get it. Gotta see what they're doing in real-time. lol. Gonna try and find some kind of video about it.

Hang on.. here's a guy trying to do this.

"Punching Water So Hard LIGHT Comes Out - Sonoluminescence" 27 minutes though.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puVxGnl_3y8

It's something like when a singer breaks a wine glass.

What I'm wondering as I start to watch this.. like 1 minute in. Can't they rev it up so it keeps doing those "sparks" and it'd be like a motor if you can keep having it repeat really fast. Like how often are these "pops" going on. Doesn't seem like they can keep it going with lots in a row.

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