NASA's newest thing

[DarkIP992]

Oh look! It's christmas!

[FourRooms]

Thats kick ass! It's powered by the magnetic flux only?

[stenimaxoscity]

zzzzzzzzzzzzz........BOOM!! xexe! :D

[thewuwu12howdujudu]

are you running off anything? apart from the motor? like house mains or batterys??

[razz8806]

@thewuwu12howdujudu The lights were powered only by the motor. The motor was powered by a main.

No, it is not an efficient way to power your Christmas lights. Yes, it was a fun project for young interns :)

[ryoman13]

Hola. This is my nerdy bro's tree. It's pretty tight. Lol. See ya Bro^3!!!!!

[superpheonixfire]

pretty!

[kwazi6]

Well, its very pretty. Do another vid explaimg wut it is and the working concept.

[razz8806]

i would if i wasnt 800 miles away from it and back in school...:-\ Also the motor underwent a complete redesign after i finished my internship there...Myabe i could put something together on motors but thats not really original.

I more of just posted for the novelty, it was just a fun thing we did with our free time one day in the lab.

If i find the time between problem sets ill see what i can do...

[kwazi6]

Sparkly ball of garbage.

[razz8806]

more like sparkly ball of future tail rotor technology ;)

[cole11518]

@razz8806 seeing as its 4 years later, i think not.

[razz8806]

@cole11518 nope, NASA decided to fund other ventures.

The technology could still get there some day, but it's not high on anyone's priority list at the moment, like a lot of advanced research projects.

[juanbond421]

lol thats a pretty neet, wad of lights, good job

[ewmegoolies]

Cool, christmas in July. When Christmas is over, break it down under the light of day and youtube what it is. Good job.