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I was taught it sinply with this phrase: Chernekov radiation happens when matter moves through a medium faster than light moves through the same medium. It is important to emphasise them point of a medium.
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to anyone still confused, the electrons are moving faster than the speed of light in water, not the speed of light in a vacuum.
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So you’re telling me Sonic the hedgehog had the right idea
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Visible "sonic booms"... maybe they could be called "optic booms" :D
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Not many people get to see this sort of phenomena in person. I did when I worked for a Nuclear Power Plant. It is still one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
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Forbidden swimming pool
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The Universe: Nothing is faster than light.
Water: Hold my hydrogen.
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I remember someone commenting "Forbidden Jacuzzi" on the real video of the reactor 💀💀
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If you didn’t know the reactor in the video is called the foxtrot 9 nuclear reactor and the type of uranium used is a mix of u-235 and u-238 or possibly plutonium-238
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New plan for FTL travel!
fill space with water
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So ironman pretty much nailed the color accuracy
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I've seen this in person. And I can say, without a doubt, that it is the most unique and special thing you can ever see with your eyes. There is quite literally nothing else on this planet that looks this way and it's impossible to mimic this effect with other means. It's super cool, the video unfortunately doesn't truly show what it looks like but it is truly amazing.
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when matter goes faster than light in another medium
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That’s why Sonic leaves behind a blue glow when he runs super fast
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Well that explains why Godzilla's breath weapon is blue.
Fun Fact:
They actually made a reference to this phenomenon in 1962's King Kong vs Godzilla. When a group of scientists go to investigate mysterious activities around a group of icebergs and stumble across an area where this same blue light is emitting from around one of the icebergs.
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I worked thirty seven years at a nuclear power plant and opening up the reactor for an outage was always cool to see. Also when fuel handlers moved the fuel rods. That neon blue glow is both beautiful and deadly.
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This video deserves MILLIONS of likes. What they are doing and what you are seeing is absolutely incredible. 👏
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Fun Fact: the difference between
the speed of light in a vacuum
and
the speed of light inside a material (i.e. not in a vacuum)
Is the basis for the Index of Refraction of that material.
How much light slows down in a material describes how much it bends the light.
Bonus Fun Fact: the "negative index of refraction" metamaterials do not make light go faster than light in a vacuum, nor is their index of refeaction actually negative, its just between 0 and 1. It's just a naming convention. These materials bend light opposite the angle that a non-metamaterial does, they do not "speed up" the light, that wouldn't make any sense.
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@Russo-Delenda-Est
9 months ago
My favorite atomic phenomenon. Astronauts see flashes of blue light as cosmic rays pass through the water in their eyeballs.
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