Laser science

Experiment: take a piece of paper and put it into a microscope. Take one of those low power pocket lasers and aim at paper from above. Then look into objective-lens (don't be afraid to hurt your eye, laser reflection is to weak to do so). Now the science begins -- no mater how unfocused image of paper surface is, you will always clearly see a granule patern of laser light. More than that it will move-morph within itself as you change the focus. You can see that in video -- at the beginning it is very close to focus length and then moves far away.
ps.: there is realy no need for microscope to see this effect, you just look very closely at the laser mark on your wall. I just used more elaborate way to capture this phenomenon ;)

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Science & Technology

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• science
• experiment
• laser
• light
• microscope
• electronics
• gadget

[BayushiKazemi]

Oh, is that ever annoying.

[pcbman1st]

very interesting effect..

[coxanatorss]

cool!!

[mongool12]

wtf!!