HUTCHISON effect: lapis exillis - crystal energy conduit.

[Slangsta01]

The pyramid, exists of a rock crystal ?

[rich1051414]

@Slangsta01 it looks like regular rock 'quartz' crystal. When quartz is squeezed it releases a small amount of electricity for a split second, but also works in reverse, applying a small charge too it causes it to slightly twist. This allows for easy clocks and used in radios as well :) I would assume applying a charge this high to it would result in it fracturing due to vibrations.

[rich1051414]

stop before you open a portal to xen!

[Slangsta01]

@rich1051414

:p

[Eldritch8]

Ive considered how to utilise large quartz crystals in alternate ways electronically.This method seems more primitive than using a high EMF air core inductor or solenoid as quartz in this state is for the most part non conductive..

The inductor would with an alternating current create a field within the quartz..

The next trick I would imagine would be to scale the length of frequencies to detect a resonant effect .

[Kriswixx]

You better return that to the Pylon or Marshal, will or Holley may never go home!

[FoxtrotITangoICharly]

Crookes invented that effect one century ago

[FoxtrotITangoICharly]

Come on guys, this effect is just UV produced by the electron flux on a Fluorine Crystal...  this exist for decades.. take a look at Crookes Tubes!

[jetlorider]

try the crystal in a airless glass tube...than run the power

[bgtubber]

After the crystal began glowing blue I thought that an interdimensional portal was about to open! :D Looks cool!

[teslacult]

It looks like you are getting some electrolumunescence from the crystal.Sort of like a giant LED.

[zebok3]

Is the crystal generating a magnetic field? Simply holding a compass needle nearby should demonstrate that!

[WAX1138]

Hey Hutch why don't ya look into Herbertsmithite, hack reality:.

[Jinjuri1]

@WAX1138 why would you say that? why "hack reality"?

[somethingirreversib]

Its a metal plate. You plug it into 230V , there it goes.The crystal is not producing electricity but consuming, so easy!

[Techrave1]

Hey what type of crystal is that?

[Isaiahritchey]

interesting that is the same way a lightsaber possibly works....even though star wars is fiction

[iHeartElectricalEng]

He's using a crystal that doesn't conduct very well to bridge a high voltage gap.

[DamascusSwoard]

what is happeinning here?