The Structure of Matter

An interesting experiment with varying degrees of angular placement of a powerful green laser (~ 200-milliwatt), a glossy surface (in this case, a black plastic speaker playing music).
The song is called "We Meet At Last" by "Liquid Stranger".

Technically, the reflected laser light forms what is referred to as "diffraction patterns", however the phenomena is a bit more complex than this. Clearly, you can see the molecular structure of the polypropylene begin to vivify due to the intense heat of the 200mw beam. When this is coupled with music, the vibrations caused by the music seem to influence this process. The result is nothing short of incredible to watch. It's as if you are witnessing the emergence of universe, its evolutionary expansion and eventual contraction. Once you become accustomed to "fine tuning" the angle and power of the laser, you will be able to visually navigate a three-dimensional projection of the process, on many different scales. Questions/Comments/Thoughts? Send me a message. YoungTesla

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• Structure of Matter
• Diffraction Patterns
• Laser
• YoungTesla
• Optical Microscopy
• Liquid Stranger
• We Meet At Last

[brahmin21]

yeah...!!!!

[deepcut66]

Gorgeous ! It reminds me of planets forming by accretion. I suppose the audio would have an efffect as it will cause tiny vibrations in the speaker cover. I'm really annoyed that i can no longer see my cursor when typing into these youtube comment boxes !

[asannder]

This is rad! I am having a hard time figure something out.. Is the plastic speaker the polypropylene you're talking about? So youre shooting the laser at the speaker? You should make a response vid on how to make this happen, say... in my room!

[jaculat]

incredible man. Nice ...