Carbon Fiber

[Pete McCluskey.]

Interesting. YouTube - Carbon Fiber#

 

[Ian Anderson]

Very clearly done

Interesting

Ian

 

[Mike]

Wow. What great (seamless) photography. How do they do that? Damn clever )

 

[Chris P.]

Just wait until graphene becomes more common...

 

[Roark_John]

Too bad graphene is toxic and prone to airborne dispersal.

Same goes for many carbon "fullerenes". Between carcinoma, "miner's lung" (pneumoconiosis) and a triggered auto-immune attack I don't think anybody will be using these at home for the foreseeable future.

Just wait until graphene becomes more common...

 

[Chris P.]

Too bad graphene is toxic and prone to airborne dispersal.

Same goes for many carbon "fullerenes". Between carcinoma, "miner's lung" (pneumoconiosis) and a triggered auto-immune attack I don't think anybody will be using these at home for the foreseeable future.

Well, it's in its infancy and CF has the same issues but it's locked up in a resin matrix once the part is made which is what I intended with the mention of graphene...

Anyway...

 

[Brian Hamilton]

Dude, that camera has MAD zoom!!! How much did the electron microscope lens cost for it?

 

[Al Wohlstrom]

It looked like jumping to light speed in reverse, pretty neat!

 

[Graham]

The maximum magnification of an electron microscope is around 1,000,000 (I believe, shoot me down if i'm way out), so the last part of the vid must be simulated.

A great video though :thumbsup:

 

[Randy V]

Fabulous Video and it explains a LOT!!!!

 

[René]

cool.