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| Quote: | | If you went for the extreme-cleverness route, you could split the sword so that one side was negative, then a dielectric, then an internal positive
core, then another dielectric, then the other side at negative. You could then add an LC-inversion circuit through the hilt, and perhaps provide a
space at the tip of the sword for a TEA laser cavity. When triggering the LC circuit, it would rapidly ionize the air generating a UV laser. I'm also
fairly certain that the cap could be discharged in other clever ways too. |
Iv made many TEA lasers and theres a very small chance in hell that it would be possible to produce one in this form.
Pyrotechnics could be a fun addition if you could avoid blowing your arm off when resheathing your sword...
Knowledge is useless to useless people...
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fall of the ruling country, the people who think they can do whatever they want without anybody else's consent. I've seen this story
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Quote: Originally posted by Belle  |
HOWEVER, you didn't fold it 16,000 times. This is a math issue the ignorant don't seem to understand. (And before you get all up in arms, ignorant =
unknowing, not stupid.) |
16,000 folds, an internal structure of the material, is approximately 16384 of them,
or 2^14, which is to say that so many folds are created by 14 folding operations.
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Thats an interesting way to create materials, eg. bragg-mirrors (unpatentable hereby, because mentioned publically !) ...
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