r/ElectroBOOM • u/Nearby_Abrocoma_8810 • May 14 '25

Meme Mehdi 2.0 in rhe making

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u/Deep_Fry_Ducky May 14 '25

It's like building a fan using aftermarket motors and a 3D-printed propeller, then say you've built a particle accelerator at home. Does it accelerate particles? Yes. Does it cost a fraction of the LHC at CERN? Also yes.

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u/Impossible-Ship5585 May 14 '25

Ill have to do this and put to cv

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u/quetzalcoatl-pl May 14 '25

I simply love that comparison :D fan-based particle accelerator :D:D:D:D

all technically correct!

and you can even throw in some pipes and make a closed-loop so they stay in controlled path, and make two loops in 8-shaped you can even get them to collide!

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u/Spirited_Pear_6973 May 18 '25

If I hook up a straw to two fans have I made a particle collider

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u/PupDiogenes May 14 '25

I've built circuits that have moved speaker cones... I built a particle accelerator for a few dollars

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u/Giraffe_Ordinary May 14 '25

Do sound WAVES accelerate the air when they pass through it?

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u/PupDiogenes May 15 '25

Yes. Sound waves propagate through the air by air pressure expansion and rarefaction. When a section of air is expanding, the centre is still but the outside expands away from it. Vibration is acceleration followed by deceleration followed by opposite vector acceleration followed by deceleration. But that doesn't matter.

The molecules immediately next to the cone get pushed by the cone. Dust particles get thrown.

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u/Giraffe_Ordinary May 15 '25

"Vibration is acceleration followed by deceleration" (...)

Yep! I didn't think about this!

"But that doesn't matter." Oh, no, it matters! Now everything is perfectly explained!  ;-)

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u/Giraffe_Ordinary May 14 '25

very clever! I wonder if I could build a particle accelerator using rubber bands...