Microwave A Toothpick

Can someone please try this and tell me if it really works?

This entry was posted by Shawn on March 28, 2006 at 2:58 am, and is filed under Science. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.

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#1 written by Fatman
about 5 years ago

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Brainiac is a wicked TV show!!!
#2 written by SkaOMatic
about 5 years ago

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Nice blog, Shawn. Quite entertaining. Hopefully it will entertain us long enough for you to finish what you started.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=46172

Remove your head from the sand and look at how once loyal users feel about you now. Quite sad.
#3 written by yfs1
about 5 years ago

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Who would have known it would have taken a Braniac clip (Awesome show) to visit the Optigold forum ?!?!

I wish I saw this last year, I moved out of an apartment where I could have used the microwave for this experiment
#4 written by Iain
about 5 years ago

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Bit harsh comment from SkaOMatic, methinks.

The advancement of science (and toothpicks) must come first.
#5 written by John
about 5 years ago

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By the way, if I didn’t already imply it in my trackback post, I ran some tests at the lab and it does work…
#6 written by Raane
about 5 years ago

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I haven’t tried the toothpick, but I have made microwave plasma using the grape method and it worked just fine.

http://c3po.barnesos.net/homepage/lpl/grapeplasma/
#7 written by mrcheese
about 5 years ago

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Similar effect can be achieved using grapes. With a little practice you can make streaks of red firey / lightningy stuff fly from them.

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