Solar Death Ray 10,000 suns 48" DIY Giant Archimedes Parabolic Mirror Reflector

Can you forge with it?

Amazing, it is can be boiling any water in a bottle.

Since childhood, i want to trying Made like that, but i am facing any strugle, because my neighbourhood avoiding me to growth a solar panel.

Nice caulk

Wow I did not know it as aluminum on one side of the mylar... Hmm I think you be able to roll it up with grafite or grafene painter on a sheat of paper and placed on the back (dull non-conductive side)add 2 copper strips 1 to each side, cearfuly rollup and test if it can hold a charge like a capasator ⚡⚡⚡🔋⚡⚡⚡

What is the part number for this on your web site ?

surprised you didnt melt your camera at least once.🌀

i'd love to see a granite wall experiment to mimic peruvian megalithic assembly

no one died >:(

48 inches...very thoughtful of giving measurement in inches for the rest of the world..

Something tells me we could power shit and stuff and definitely things 🤔

What they don't show is the blowtorch just off screen. I built this and I couldn't even cook a hotdog. A big waste of time their claims are nothing but outrageous.

I did this and it wouldn't even cook a hotdog. I call BS!

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Try using plexiglass mirror, round, sealed to a circular frame and a solid back, particle board perhaps, creating a hollow drum, and a bit of vacuum to be able to suck the mirror into a parabolic shape. With the sun low in the sky you should be able to make a small spot at quite a distance that is quite hot.

Amazing!

Ur a badass
Point it at the moon and blow it up

Why not a circular frame?

cool ！

Give this man a TV show and a Noble Prize too.

czy w Stanach macie jakiś obowiązek pier...lenia non-stop? Przecież nie da się nawet sekundę pomyśleć, kiedy ktoś tak pier...li bezsensownie

Great work।

How much time to evaporate 1litre of water

If our government wanted to start a forest fire…

You should make an Astrograph from these! Have you tried? Would that work?

A-OK

Really good video, full of useful tips. Excellent low cost collector. I made one of these reflectors forty years ago. Used commercially available ground and polished stainless sheet circle sheared. It worked OK, never measured it but I'm sure it would melt lead. College project in Phoenix. It was already 140 degrees on the roof of the engineering building.

Your contributions to experimental science involving green energy are highly commendable and thanks a lot for sharing all your beautiful and practical videos. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

wow I imagine these mirrors would be very useful in Ukraine with the power grid going offline constantly? 😎 thank you. 💡 gee I learned a lot more than just mirrors. 🤩

Will it work to heat up a pool?

Sir, where can I find round mirror reflector like yours

imagine if its used as a sattelite weapon

Just subscribed...! Great detailed video. I'm searching for ways to heat water for my outdoor pool. So, what is the minimum focal length on this specific mirror device? I'm thinking it may be a little too long for my needs, and may want to start with a 2x6x48 frame.

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wow, i had a decade attention deviation, its now 2022

1-2 hour project to complete… right

Aim this at a aircraft lol

the egyptians worshipped the sun

Pretty cool stuff but you're kinda a fruitcake for bringing up the need for eyewear. Suck it up princess.

What an amazing experiment!

eff_I_ctive... Not watching

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What would happen if I shot the beam through a magnifying glass?

Will Mylar reflect 99% of UV, Visible light and Infrared rays falling on it? Is it possible to make the focused light from one concave mirror go into a cubical box via a small hole? Could you please make a video on it. Thanks

Will Mylar reflect 99% of UV, Visible light and Infrared rays falling on it? Is it possible to make the focused light from one concave mirror go into a cubical box via a small hole? Could you please make a video on it. Thanks

It’s funny how history omits talking about these things as if no one used them as lasers from ships or lighthouses as defense towers

Something I've been wondering about for a while now is whether this would work with reflective plastic packaging from things like potato chips. If so, it would be a great way to repurpose it since supposedly it can't be recycled.

HEMP!!! Regenerates annually!

Note: Silicon is a waxy rubber gasket that never completely seals to any surface. I recommend using polyurethane if you want a permanent aittight seal.

Archimedes would be proud