>> ^Asmo:
>> ^lucky760:
How is this accomplished? (I don't know how to use google.)

My guess is the focal point of the laser causes the molecules at that point to become plasma which radiates a pinpoint of light, making it a pixel (is a 3d pixel still a pixel?) in the space. Create many pixels in all 3 dimensions, you have a 3d hologram.
The air image is much cleaner (you can't see the lines trailing in/out) because there are far less molecules in the way to bleed off the laser as opposed to water.


I guess its a voxel.

>> ^lucky760:

How is this accomplished? (I don't know how to use google.)


My guess is the focal point of the laser causes the molecules at that point to become plasma which radiates a pinpoint of light, making it a pixel (is a 3d pixel still a pixel?) in the space. Create many pixels in all 3 dimensions, you have a 3d hologram.

The air image is much cleaner (you can't see the lines trailing in/out) because there are far less molecules in the way to bleed off the laser as opposed to water.

>> ^soulmonarch:

He talks about digital signage and hospitals, but we all know what it will REALLY be used for:
Porn and videogames.

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I hope so. I'd guess they used a 60Hz cam to record a 24Hz or so hologram; otherwise, this video would be irrelevant.

>> ^elrondhubbard:

Cool! But the video flickers so much it's kinda hard to watch -- near seizure material. Hopefully that's just a frame rate mismatch between the 3D projector and the video camera, and the image would look much steadier in person.

15 fps right now is decent. The crazy flickering very much looks like effects caused by the camera shutter. There are moments where it looks quite stable and smooth while sometimes it looks way off where you can see different fields in the picture that are off by a frame. I like that they should be able to make finer and faster displays with some experimentation and refinement. The use they showed in a larger more lit environment was great since the laser beams weren't as visible while the plasma pixels were still quite bright. Very neat!

-Karl

It's pretty cool how you can call Scientists...Evolutionists and dismiss them. I mean I understand you don't want to believe an Evolutionist...by how about the Scientists that developed the concepts that gets your Nascars to go faster? Or the big Plasma tv in full HD you can use to watch your Nascars make another left turn?

I get that you don't want to believe any friggin idiot that posts a video on YouTube. But to reject any sort of expert opinion whatsoever? Just stop going to the doctor...turn off your tv...go outside and make a hut.

Yeah, but I figure people who know them won't rat them out either.

Win: the part where they ask about if they have pangs of conscience, and he's like, nah, I'm enjoy my new plasma TV.

Who knew plasma screens and electronics were needed to advance the cause of revolution?http://videosift.com/video/News-Reporter-Confronts-London-Looters

>> ^captmorgano:

Hypnotizing in full screen.


agreed! really great vid, I especially like the side by side comparisons at different color temperatures. I also like how the gravity lines are shown really clearly and the plasma tornado, holy crap, that's got to be bigger than the earth.

>> ^therealblankman:

If you look closely you can see the streams of molten metal from the previously implanted explosives and thermite. Also note that the tower collapses faster than the force of gravity, leading to the inescapable conclusion that evil space aliens created a singularity that sucked the antennae into oblivion.


Nice. years from now when they are still trying to say the 7/15 tower collapse accident. We can point to this post and say, "This is were it all began. No fire has ever brought down a tower! The Aliens must be found and made to tell the Truth. We found carbon in the rubble. Proof that a plasma nuclear milk cow was used."

So basically, John got dressed in some designer clothes, had a good breakfast, got in his bmw and buzzed around town a bit, went home, flipped on his plasma tv and got drunk. Tragic story that.

Amazing, that plasma must be going at around 99.99% the speed of light. Such beauty!

But you know what? Thoreau walked the walk. He lived in a mother-fucking shack in the mother-fucking Walden woods. He wasn't capitalist or materialist and he didn't live in close proximity to Beverly Hills. You want liberty? Put down the iPad and get you some REAL liberty... Thoreau style... in the woods. I've been in that shack. It's tiny. No room for a plasma. No wireless. Not even a toilet as I remember. There's an image to go with that quote, eh?

>> ^BoneRemake:

Sexy and Smart. I wonder what her pitfalls are.


She doesn't want you, but wants me.