The Powder Toy

GLazer by Squaesh

Squaesh
Squaesh
81 / 9
2nd Feb 2014
7th Feb 2014
Glow powered laser
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Comments

  • hleach3290
    hleach3290     4th Feb 2014
    its neutrons not photons
  • Squaesh
    Squaesh     3rd Feb 2014
    @h4zardz1P: If you spell it "GLaser" doesn't look as cool.
  • runemaster
    runemaster     3rd Feb 2014
    Or, fastest thing on TPT. Whateves.
  • runemaster
    runemaster     3rd Feb 2014
    After doing the whole Invis thing.. looks like it could be breaking the TPT sound barrier. Theres sort of a cone shape which may not be visible to the eye of Ye Olde TPT but definitely visible in velocity display. So, I'll +1 since its.. THE FASTEST THING ALIVE!
  • i360
    i360     3rd Feb 2014
    weh ave ma de infi ni te tec hnol og y. Bu t som e ti m es i ha v e. (Traaaanslation) *i am trying to be jerman* LOL
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     3rd Feb 2014
    @dart193. real lasers do not have energy creating chain reactions. They require a constant source of power (electricity) to produce a beam of columnated photons. If lasers had energy creating chain reactions I would buy a big one and a photo-voltaic cell then I would get rich off selling the free energy.
  • dart193
    dart193     3rd Feb 2014
    By the way, this is how real laser works - creates chain reactions which produce energy, which is reflected off most of walls and half-reflected by one wall.
  • mehguy22
    mehguy22     3rd Feb 2014
    @Alfa, I was just trying to note that it isn't a destruction laser...
  • Alfa
    Alfa     2nd Feb 2014
    @mehguy what does the temperature matter? this isnt a laser meants for destruction jsut to be kinda epic.
  • natonshamwow
    natonshamwow     2nd Feb 2014
    Very nice idea, I was fooling around with this very same concept a couple days ago but couldn't get it to work like this. I could however make a shining glowstick that shifted colors according to temperature.