Plasma bursting through a vase in the microwave

This plasma was yielded from a lightbulb that exploded and confined to the top of the glass vase while being microwaved. Apparently plasma gets so hot it melts right through glass and plasma is the same stuff the sun is made of. Remember, microwaving food is for morons.

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[nite187]

is it cool if we can donate things for you to microwave??

[dovetastic]

@nite187, yes you may. Let me know. Thankyou.

[MrTruckdriver09]

Dovetastic, the sun is not made of plasma. The sun is made of hydrogen and helium in plasma state! Thats a difference ;)

Anyway, AMAZING video! 5/5

[WilgMan345]

You should place a voltmeter connection and see if any voltage is produced

[ExpertOfSound]

Before the AMIR 9000, the MALIK 11000, or even Santa's Battle Cart, there was this.

... and on the seventh day, god created microwaves.

[hyrael2]

@MrTruckdriver09 and in this microwave, this is ozone plasma

[hyrael2]

@spykeestel But when they are putted into cold water...

PAC, shattering glass

[Aberkenbarath]

''Microwave food is for morons'' LOL!

5/5

[coolsly2]

whoa that made me trip out

[JoelGolshmidt]

cool man, see how the glass was melting is pretty sick!!

btw that cricket is annoying :S

5 stars

[fefster666]

wow... so bright... if your doing this you should at least be wearing an arc welding helmet

[spykeestel]

really bleedin' hot. about 1400-1600 Celcius is generally accepted for most glass.