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FinlandBernd2021-08-05 17:59:49 · 5yNo. 118945reply
Board dead against
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 18:04:37 · 5yNo. 118946reply
I'm busy cutting ans movie
NorwayBernd2021-08-05 18:12:45 · 5yNo. 118947reply
This is called cherenkov glow or radiation. It happens because a particle moves faster than light. But why is it blue exactly? Is it always blue? Idk
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 18:19:00 · 5yNo. 118948reply
Doppler effect but for light.
FinlandBernd2021-08-05 18:44:32 · 5yNo. 118950reply
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 19:03:08 · 5yNo. 118953reply
Bernd told me I shouldn't go on the internet so often to help my mental health.
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 19:03:50 · 5yNo. 118954reply
What are you cutting with? I'm trying to learn how to make videos for youtube, but for my purposes imovie will probably be enough for a while.
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 19:05:50 · 5yNo. 118955reply
So cool!
 
Why do movies make it green, though?
RussiaBernd2021-08-05 19:29:48 · 5yNo. 118961reply
>a particle moves faster than light
... in given material. Speed of light in vacuum is different to speed of light in, say, water. This glow happens when a particle is moving faster than the speed of light in given material.
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 20:07:27 · 5yNo. 118966reply
Which movie show this?
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 20:10:33 · 5yNo. 118967reply
GermanyBernd2021-08-05 20:32:41 · 5yNo. 118971reply
I don't think this is cherenkov glow.
FinlandBernd2021-08-06 12:23:54 · 5yNo. 119060reply
GermanyBernd2021-08-06 12:47:07 · 5yNo. 119061reply
I'm here.
NorwayBernd2021-08-06 13:07:19 · 5yNo. 119062reply
Radium is green I think. Also there's tritium watches. Some radioactive material is actually blue tho or has a blue light.
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