Darker Than Vantablack—Absorbs 99.9923% of Light
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Published 2018-11-09
I made something blacker than Vantablack! I show you what it looks like when you shine the world's brightest flashlight on it and also a super-bright blue laser! Then I talk about blackbody radiation and how perfect blackbodies are perfect absorbers and perfect emitters.
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All Comments (21)
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Imagine being trapped in a maze made of this black.
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Imagine just owning a peice of the void in your house
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It was nice to see the demonstration with the laser, it was a bit hard for me to understand how black it was with the light, but the laser really showed me how impressive your work is
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0:00 explaination 0:45 expiriment 1:53 120 lumens 2:15 500 lumens 2:20 1500 lumens 2:33 5000 lumens 2:47 13,000 lumens 3:13 32,000 lumens 4:58 darker than vantablack result 5:16 black 2.0 result 5:32 laser time :) 8:53 spectogram or smth 9:24 how he did it Edit:Tysm for 100 likes u never got this much!!!
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This is how many times he said black I V
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No one: 0.001% of light: 🤡
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I always liked the idea of having a haunted house made using this stuff. Just a giant single room, with this stuff painted on the floor, ceiling, and all the walls. Then have people in suits painted with this stuff, just running around torturing the guests, essentially invisible.
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If a sheet of glass was put in front of it. Would it make the most colour accurate mirror in the world? Also. Wouldn't this be the perfect colour for solar panels?
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My brain: This is interesting My eyes: I want to die
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How i can buy your black?
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Action Lab: “Pretty crude way of measuring how much light is absorbed.” Me: confused, not understanding how he calculated the “crude way” to begin with, scared thinking about what the more-complicated way would look like
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I love the way you trick a lot of people into actually learning real science. Top man!
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Never heard a man say black so many times in 10 minutes...
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The 0.0077 Of Light Remaining: We are the last survivors of our race
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I wish I could have a suite in Vantablack. This would be so awesome.
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For the first time ever on seeing any Youtube video, I clapped like crazy as you opened the black box. Thanks for this.
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Everybody gangster till it absorbs 100% of light
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The blackest thing in the whole universe is a black hole. It absorbs 100% light
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That's amazing! How did you make this substance? Is it a secret?
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3:20 if done right, video games can mimic this with bloom