Blu-ray laser in the snow

So it's snowing in Ohio again... decided to take my custom-made blu-ray laser (405nm) outside to have some fun. Estimated output 5-10mw.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• blu-ray
• violet
• laser
• snow

[buzz60016]

Sorry for being a nerd.

A fun toy, maybe

Point the laser into the sky, you might damage the pilots eyes.

Or damage a passenger that is in a window seat?

Distract someone in a car, driving.

Lasers are cool, but in the hands of an idiot could be a problem.

Please use common sense. Thank you

[rkcstr]

@buzz60016 I agree with you in general, however that is unncessary in this case. First this laser was very low power, about the same or slight higher than a regular commercial poiner, and was very dim in person. Second, it was snowing and cloud ceiling was <1000ft, so I don't think there was any worry about blinding anyone across the street, let alone blinding or distracting an airplane pilot ;)

[Mysterio897]

so your the bastard who cut my car in half lol

[loriz77]

@buzz60016

you know....homemade lasers are used to bring down Airplanes.

[Aerovistae]

I recently ordered a 1W laser that will be arriving sometime in the next two weeks. Ought to be interesting. Pretty sure cloud cover won't be enough to stop it.

[o02oo90o]

hi what u think is the eicked laser sonar elite better then this laser in your video?

[MooseSSesooM]

*cough* Stupid!!! *cough*

[1992jamo]

yeah who would have thought near UV light could be dangerous..

[elgranto7]

From 405nm? lol@you

[diegoribadacunha]

nice one