On a serious note, your video and editing skills are second to none. The quality of your builds are always top notch. And the content keeps getting better! This was an amazing video. Thank you very much for sharing!
Here's a bit more info on our wiring/setup:www.physanon.com/cloud-chamber-stuff/ Suggestion if you're building your own: experiment with the voltages on your stack. The bottom layer will pretty much always be run full tilt, but the mid and top layers get big gains by even a half a volt adjustment. 12-6-4 worked really well for our setup, but I've had different numbers for different stacks before too.
We used an Alnor Dew Point Tester and I believe it has some particles in it. Thanks for sharing this one with us. Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
I'm not sure what just happened. Something just flew over my head so fast I decided to tear all my smoke detectors down! Actually I did enjoy the machining portion of your video, you guys are very talented for sure.
This is such a cool build! And like others have said, your video quality is really getting excellent. What did you use for the exploded diagram graphics at around 2:30?
Great video, really cool to see your CNC conversion working well! I think you may have some galvanic corrosion occurring between your copper and aluminium. Maybe inspect it after a few weeks to see if it is pitted
Hi Guys, I love the build, Im working on a cloud chamber myself. Wich kind of peltiermodules did you use? Are the 4x2 all the same? only run at another voltage?
You could use an excentric grinder with scotch pads. That leaves an awesome finish on aluminum parts. You can also sand it with the grinder if you like, great surface ~ 400-600 grid
Just for history, Wilson original chamber was using quick vacuum in a vapor saturated glass container, at least initially with water. It was not a "continuum cloud" device. Wilson introduced it to the Royal Society in 1912 (but the original idea dated back to 1899). The diffusion chamber like this was later proposed by I. C. Cornog , from Pennsylvania U., and further modified by R. B. Moody.
Just a small correction of description of this video - the syringe-needle connection system is called Luer Lock or Luer Taper: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luer_taper
Did I see a California air tools compressor in the back corner there for the mister? they get Extremely hot with constant use like this. I built a cabinet for mine with 2x 120mm 115v fans directed at the two cylinder heads to keep it nice and moderately warm instead.
I think I remember seeing you at Orlando maker faire 2019. I remember seeing one of you had orange tritium on a bag as a keychain. Also I once made a dry ice cloud chamber which was not very good but it did work.
Hello, I am a total beginner in Metalworking. I would like to build a cnc. But for that I need to process some steel made plates with a cnc milling machine. Especially when building the z-axis. Is there any CNC milling machine you can recommend? The machine should not be above 2000 dollars.
hey where could we find the information on the calculations you did for the peltier elements? And why did you use a double stack in stead of just a single one?
We need to see the electronics and wiring and stuff for this... you've got those digital meters on the top (their "camera flicker" just made the whole thing look LOADS more sci-fi) and that sensor poking up into the chamber... they must all be connected to something? It's nice watching machines make chips and stuff but please remember the wire-heads in the audience. :)
Here's a quick write-up, I think at the end of the next video we'll show what the underside of the machine looks like too: www.physanon.com/cloud-chamber-stuff/
oh, holly... wow... dang... what the... You guys have to put a spoiler alert on the beginning of the videos. I have dropped my jaws and almost lost all my pearls with this video! A chin strap would have helped! Really great work! Would you adopt me? If you decide to take vacation in Croatia I'll make sure my workshop is available for you and you can use my HAAS SMM to make cool things!
You was have a very good work but efficent is very small. The mechanical cooler pum through use a compressor is very more efficent and is possible made a very large plane coler. But the mechanical costruction is fantastic
No kidding, Iwe were halfway in to this when we say Thought-Emporiums video and then Electroboom came out with his right after we showed the machine off at Maker Faire. More the merrier though, go build yourself one :)
Sure did: galvanic corrosion is a real thing and all, but modern coolants do a good job of keeping it minimal. Example: most cars have a mix of aluminum, cast-iron, and copper throughout their cooling chain but they last for 20-50 years at much higher temperatures.
Wow...I didn't know you could actually 'see' radiation live, in real time as it were. At the effect level, this is up there with Applied Science's electron microscope.
1. The paradigm between muons ans smoking. The Japanese smoke like there is no tomorrow and live in the top 1-3 every yesrs in life expectancy. The ministry if health said the ressons are, except for smoking....." Cosmic rays are as likley to casue damsge to your genetics. 2. Phosphorus reactd with rhe water coverted by the alcohol to water and a sudden relesse.
I'm very disappointed sir I heard you say go watch reality TV and I did. Then my dog came and got me and told me how good your video was. He also told me I probably wouldn't understand it but it was still really good. Please don't make me go watch reality TV in your next video thank you
That animation sequence was a thing of beauty! I can fully appreciate the hours you've put into that.
Exactly my thoughts. Something like that takes days to make.
On a serious note, your video and editing skills are second to none. The quality of your builds are always top notch.
And the content keeps getting better!
This was an amazing video. Thank you very much for sharing!
Actual physics on Physics Anonymous??? OMG. Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together - mass hysteria...
Great build, BTW.
Haha
Very cool! Building a good looking, well built cloud chamber has been on my list to do for a while. Great job!
Nice project. Any details on the HV side of things?
I made one and i used a mosquito racquet zapper with 4000V and that worked perfectly
Could you please do an in-depth video on how you stacked the Peltier devices?
Here's a bit more info on our wiring/setup:www.physanon.com/cloud-chamber-stuff/
Suggestion if you're building your own: experiment with the voltages on your stack. The bottom layer will pretty much always be run full tilt, but the mid and top layers get big gains by even a half a volt adjustment. 12-6-4 worked really well for our setup, but I've had different numbers for different stacks before too.
The "cloth" ball looks like a gasmantle, which is mostly made from thoriumoxide and a bit of ceriumoxide. Both are radioactive
Nailed it, and it was so much more radioactive than we expected. Can't believe we used those camping probably 100 times as kids
Mike you were right, this was a crazy build!! Awesome end product! 🍻
How do you have enough time to make amazing videos, really cool projects, and also watch so many other UA-cam makers? The mind boggles.
UA-cam achievement unlocked: name drop from the Physics Anonymous guys!
thanks for the response, i missed c42's video on this. watching now.
Can we just take a moment and appreciate the animation?
You guys should do a collab with Cody's lab and have him bring his collection of radioactive stuffs and see how it looks in this
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Would be awesome
We used an Alnor Dew Point Tester and I believe it has some particles in it.
Thanks for sharing this one with us.
Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
Over engineered? Yes!
Do I want one? Fuck yeah I do!
Love your Q&A at the end of your videos.
I'm not sure what just happened. Something just flew over my head so fast I decided to tear all my smoke detectors down!
Actually I did enjoy the machining portion of your video, you guys are very talented for sure.
This is such a cool build! And like others have said, your video quality is really getting excellent. What did you use for the exploded diagram graphics at around 2:30?
Great video, really cool to see your CNC conversion working well!
I think you may have some galvanic corrosion occurring between your copper and aluminium. Maybe inspect it after a few weeks to see if it is pitted
Bloody brilliant well done guys
Hi Guys, I love the build, Im working on a cloud chamber myself. Wich kind of peltiermodules did you use? Are the 4x2 all the same? only run at another voltage?
That... was freaking awesome!
You could use an excentric grinder with scotch pads. That leaves an awesome finish on aluminum parts. You can also sand it with the grinder if you like, great surface ~ 400-600 grid
Just for history, Wilson original chamber was using quick vacuum in a vapor saturated glass container, at least initially with water. It was not a "continuum cloud" device. Wilson introduced it to the Royal Society in 1912 (but the original idea dated back to 1899). The diffusion chamber like this was later proposed by I. C. Cornog , from Pennsylvania U., and further modified by R. B. Moody.
12:30 Isnt it a tig-electrode? with thorium?
Can’t u use the magnetron of A microwave to move te particles?
Ps how can I build one my self ? Do you have links for the stuf you use ?
Do you have Copper and Alum in the cooling system?
Just a small correction of description of this video - the syringe-needle connection system is called Luer Lock or Luer Taper: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luer_taper
Couldn't you pull a partial vacuum in the chamber to get the alcohol closer to super saturation without needing such temperature extremes?
Did I see a California air tools compressor in the back corner there for the mister? they get Extremely hot with constant use like this. I built a cabinet for mine with 2x 120mm 115v fans directed at the two cylinder heads to keep it nice and moderately warm instead.
3:07
I didn't know Tim Allen had recorded a single..
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I think I remember seeing you at Orlando maker faire 2019. I remember seeing one of you had orange tritium on a bag as a keychain. Also I once made a dry ice cloud chamber which was not very good but it did work.
Can't watch me jelly.. is this on sale? 😁
Where's the link for the Deathmetal Unicorn sticker?
Hello, I am a total beginner in Metalworking. I would like to build a cnc. But for that I need to process some steel made plates with a cnc milling machine. Especially when building the z-axis. Is there any CNC milling machine you can recommend? The machine should not be above 2000 dollars.
Have you made the schematics public? If yes, where?
Wow! Great video! 👍
hey where could we find the information on the calculations you did for the peltier elements? And why did you use a double stack in stead of just a single one?
Dude thats sick! and of course this animation of this build!!! Can you explain us how you create this animation? (which software?) :) thanks!
Are you going to make a Clough42 electronic leadscrew? That'd be awesome
Why didn't you use more thinner slots/fins to increase heat transfer in the machined copper waterblock?
Just to make it easier to machine.
would it be possible to build a cloud chamber bar table? :)
We need to see the electronics and wiring and stuff for this... you've got those digital meters on the top (their "camera flicker" just made the whole thing look LOADS more sci-fi) and that sensor poking up into the chamber... they must all be connected to something?
It's nice watching machines make chips and stuff but please remember the wire-heads in the audience. :)
You got it, I'll write something up and get it on the website!
Here's a quick write-up, I think at the end of the next video we'll show what the underside of the machine looks like too:
www.physanon.com/cloud-chamber-stuff/
oh, holly... wow... dang... what the... You guys have to put a spoiler alert on the beginning of the videos. I have dropped my jaws and almost lost all my pearls with this video! A chin strap would have helped! Really great work! Would you adopt me? If you decide to take vacation in Croatia I'll make sure my workshop is available for you and you can use my HAAS SMM to make cool things!
You was have a very good work but efficent is very small. The mechanical cooler pum through use a compressor is very more efficent and is possible made a very large plane coler. But the mechanical costruction is fantastic
Hey guys this is really cool! Get it?! ... one semi related question: what software did you use for the animation?
Could you do multiple layers of this cold plate so that we can see radiation trails in 3 dimensions.
Are you going to get clough42's electronic leadscrew for your lathe?
My dudes. Keep on doing what you do. Also, food?
Actual physics in Physics anonymous! 🤘
Where can I find the plans?
Reminds me of my A level physics in 6th Form. Got me hocked.
@7:25 Just a tip: never touch thermal compound with your bare hands.... It's not very healthy to say the least :)
Not with normal exposure. Wouldn't brush my teeth with it, no... Lol
Yes, those are supercool, i remember seeing one of those first time when i was as a little kid wisiting a museum tec. exhibision.
ok, link to the metal unicorn music?
Dang I've been putting off building one of these for about 5 years now. Now it seems like everyone is building them in the same month.
No kidding, Iwe were halfway in to this when we say Thought-Emporiums video and then Electroboom came out with his right after we showed the machine off at Maker Faire. More the merrier though, go build yourself one :)
And of course it has RGB because that makes electrons move faster, or so computer parts companies would have me believe
Just got my PA build plate mount for my photon 👍 super sexy!
So thats what the copper was for!
😃 HEY THATS ME!!
What 3d modelling software do you guys use?
That's fusion 360
m3chanist thanks!
At around 3:06 i started thinking of grilled wagyu meat and burgers for some reason.. i wonder why that is.
This is all well and good. Bit waaaay too hard. I Just want to buy one!!
This is like using a super computer to do addition: it works and it looks cool but it's not necessary.
Do a collab with the slowmo guys!
But Wait did you guys realy mixed metalls in an Watercooling system?
Sure did: galvanic corrosion is a real thing and all, but modern coolants do a good job of keeping it minimal. Example: most cars have a mix of aluminum, cast-iron, and copper throughout their cooling chain but they last for 20-50 years at much higher temperatures.
Wow...I didn't know you could actually 'see' radiation live, in real time as it were. At the effect level, this is up there with Applied Science's electron microscope.
You're seeing the effect radiation has on the cloud...hence why it sticks around long enough to see.
6:38 Tim Allen solo
Hello, Touch probe type please?
What have you done ?!?! - Alice here I come - freeken amazing guys.
top job
That's a really funny looking lathe...
Spreading thermal paste with the finger?!
That way no lint is left to interfere with full contact to the plate.
@@etheroar6312 yeah, but with the finger..
There’s definitely things to be learned from trying to make one of these. For instance Aluminium is a poor thermal conductor.
Very very nice
13:13 lantern net.. Oh what DroolingYeastman said
13:04 - Gas mantle?
Next time, let's build a LHC Desktop Edition... ;-)
It's Luer. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luer_taper
Where can I buy a T-shirt with the unicorn on it?
Awesome
whats the point of building one of these?
That is very cool, and the most annoying song. Thanks for teaching me something new!
1. The paradigm between muons ans smoking. The Japanese smoke like there is no tomorrow and live in the top 1-3 every yesrs in life expectancy. The ministry if health said the ressons are, except for smoking....." Cosmic rays are as likley to casue damsge to your genetics.
2. Phosphorus reactd with rhe water coverted by the alcohol to water and a sudden relesse.
Was the alcohol coming out of a reservoir up and into the chamber? No sponge?
hmm thoriated tig tungsten, smart ^^
Thoriated tungsten electrodes, high energy.
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all mechanical engineers and scientists should become proficient in machining, it certainly helps bring oddball ideas to life.
I'm very disappointed sir I heard you say go watch reality TV and I did. Then my dog came and got me and told me how good your video was. He also told me I probably wouldn't understand it but it was still really good. Please don't make me go watch reality TV in your next video thank you
Isn't this reality TV?
Hence the reason i use 2% lanth tungsten
I'd rather watch American Gladiators than reality TV, it's more intellectual 🙃
Must have Death Metal Rainbow Unicorn T-shirt....
2nd to watch this masterpiece.
Wish I could do more than 1 (y)
Ha ha, yeah, they should go watch a show where people whiten their teeth!
Cutting corners... Scrubs.
42
ok
Heavy Metal Unicorn shirts when?
Hah, so long...
boring german smokedetectors use light :(
Are they basically dust detectors?
@@wileecoyoti jea
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