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Wilson Cloud Chamber

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Uploaded by on Aug 9, 2007

We put a small lump of Uranite in a Wilson Cloud Chamber full of Ethanol vapor. The lines are the alpha and beta particle ejected due to radioactive decay.

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  • oh my goodness! What if one of those particles was really big, like the size of a volkwagon or a tree? ((shudder))

  • Well, the video wouldn't be on here, for a start. :)

  • NOw You can put it on youtube: I KNOW THAT PERSON!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Who are you? Wait, Jack Paltridge?

  • Now I want to make one of my own!

  • It's well worth the effort

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  • thank you so much :-)

  • Thank you! Very cool!

  • CERN has just shown that cosmic rays are a major controlling factor in cloud formation ... and hence a major factor in controlling climate (contrary to the claims of the IPCC)

    It's a pity that more people haven't had the experience of playing with a Wilson cloud chamber.

  • @sunesissociety that's what a jetstream is :) exact same thing as this.

  • I'm sorry but that's REALLY interesting!

  • @Nilguiri perfectly understandable comment on his part. Most you tube users are idiots that watch things like lonely girl and box man

  • "Most YouTube users wouldn't find this very interesting"? What an idiot.

  • . Hi could you please tell me how to build a cloud chamber as yours?

  • I found this VERY interesting :D Well done!

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