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v 13 year s ago
smart, but i love how the kid doesnt wear a glove... lol/
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john 13 year s ago
Fake !!!
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shedragon61 13 year s ago
The Myth busters better get ahold of this kid. They couldn't get it to work!
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... 13 year s ago
it should give something about 70kW on 0,0001 m^2 area (J/s)
steel melting point = 84 kJ/kg
Aluminium boiling point = 9210 kJ/kg
steel melting point = 84 kJ/kg
Aluminium boiling point = 9210 kJ/kg
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no why should i? 13 year s ago
so what "..." is trying to say is, it's a fake?
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... 13 year s ago
5600 kW max. sorry. my mistake.
you can use only 42% of that power for steel and 20% for aluminium (opacity). sooo... it should work but only on very small area and for very small/thin pieces of metal
you can use only 42% of that power for steel and 20% for aluminium (opacity). sooo... it should work but only on very small area and for very small/thin pieces of metal
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severe_009 13 year s ago
Well, I think I've seen a video like this but it's not mirror, it's like a huge magnifying glass. Well, I think if you properly allign all those mirrors, I think you could almost get the same effect? but not that powerful as a huge magnifying glass
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Burritos boy 13 year s ago
Heuu... It's not a genius, he justs testing a solar furnace.
He justs concentrating solarpower in a point with mirror.
He justs concentrating solarpower in a point with mirror.
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lolzz 13 year s ago
i have a magnifying glas sized bout 20cm by 15cm, and it does the same!! As a kid i burned my name into trees and picknick tables... Cool!
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Buy cheap software 13 year s ago
6FtL9S I subscribed to RSS, but for some reason, the messages are written in the form of some hieroglyph (How can it be corrected?!...
steel melting point = 84 kJ/kg
Aluminium boiling point = 9210 kJ/kg
you can use only 42% of that power for steel and 20% for aluminium (opacity). sooo... it should work but only on very small area and for very small/thin pieces of metal
He justs concentrating solarpower in a point with mirror.