Attempts to conduct high voltage through quartz crystal...

One of my many attempts to conduct 15,000 volts through a rough piece of natural quartz crystal.

[@TrasherBiner]

Should be titled "electric arch between two wires with high voltage, and there so happened to be a quartz crystal there"

[@frosty6960]

Yep. Obv the quartz did nothing

[@vernonrobertson1914]

😂😂😂

[@TrasherBiner]

@Dav Vez shut up

[@parkertheprophet]

The title had the word "attempt" in it you fucking idiot

[@ltgood]

@Dav Vez no such thing as a particle of light.

[@carissakinney3356]

Try making positive and negative terminals on the crystal like a light bulb by drilling a small hole into the base of the crystal and insert a wire into to it. The other terminal will be wrapped around the crystal. Use variable voltage and see what happens. Later try adding another crystal next to it, reverse polarity setup. For example, if the first crystal has the inside wire setup as the negative terminal then the second crystal will be the opposite. I wonder will the 2 crystal interact being reversed polarity and in close proximity of each other.

[@Creator_Veeto_PAEACP]

Sounds like a good idea for a spark gap!

[@oliverklozhoff]

Have u ever managed to drill a hole in a piece of quartz? Cuz I'd like to see that shit!

[@noxic6761]

@@oliverklozhoff as a hobby lapidist, drilling into quartz is simple. Just use a diamond coated bit.

[@oliverklozhoff]

@@noxic6761 if it's "diamond coated", is it really a drill bit? Or just a grinder head? Drills involve blades, flutes, web pattern; ya know, like a drill?

[@adventurenewzealand]

Get over yaself mate

[@hybrid5568]

Project LIGHTSABER in its infancy stages

[@reinabouaravong1442]

The connection looks like it was mainly thru the copper wire.

[@Feninou]

is this amount of plasma normal though doc ?

[@kotoriminami5986]

Lol. Bad experiment.

[@Doolbo]

@@Feninou For 15kV? Yes lol.

[@cashbrown3209]

Luke: "What's that Uncle Ben?" Obi Wan: "Behold... it's called a lightsaber! It was your father's."

[@PetrolHeadMike]

If I could make a suggestion, compress the crystals with a 10 ton table jack while passing current through it.

[@-Nick_Gurr_Rich-]

They would need to be piezoelectric crystals for that to do anything.

[@PetrolHeadMike]

@@-Nick_Gurr_Rich- Quartz is.

[@-Nick_Gurr_Rich-]

Their are several kinds of quartz not all kinds of quartz have this property.

[@-Nick_Gurr_Rich-]

@@PetrolHeadMike i like the way your brain works. 👍😁

[@ckkc5925]

Boom

[@deanc.5984]

What about resonace frequency? Compression? Argone?

[@alexandergomez9217]

Dude you just figured out lightsabers.

[@okamijubei]

Well.... One of the first stages though.

[@heavycurrent7462]

You didn‘t scrap the enamel off the wire around the crystal, so the crystal is just floating there ungrounded.

[@supernaturalinkparanormal]

Branden Peter this wire didn’t have enamel. It had a plastic coating that was stripped prior. It’s amazing simply because the high voltage arc never gets old, but the experiment is only one of many failed attempts to show any sort of conductance in quartz. Just an experiment. Thanks!

[@tyreza79]

Surface area... but thats a dangerous... i worked with low voltage and not that high freq.. and a table full of scraps and metals and heavy thing kept shaking during my sound and frequency test with the same sound...and the table was in our lower stage... i was in an upper room... with so much energy and little synchronicity who knows what can happen...

[@tyreza79]

@@supernaturalinkparanormal conductivity of metals in of magnitism... conductivity of non metalic is electric... kind of electrostatic wave... which can be sent using metalic plates on the to sides of the crysral... surface area should be as perfect as possible.. the crystal under the sun amplifies...

[@mcbusinessmonkey]

@@tyreza79 Use RF instead of DC or AC

[@supernaturalinkparanormal]

@@mcbusinessmonkey I like that

[@rod3134]

Definite "A" for effort 👌

[@funkstication]

The crystal is the heart of the blade.

[@Thru_Mind_I]

I was just searching if we can sure electricity in crystals & found this. The reason that got me thinking about it. Obviously we have no way to quickly store electricity but I also seen a guy making art by sending electricity into acrylic glass & it stored it inside pretty cool

[@samueljackson6188]

Your on the right track. But you need to super heat the crystal to a plasma state. Then throw in some ferromagnetic particles. Then bombard it with ionized helium. The ancients used refined uranium to get the crystal to a plasma state. Through a fusion process. However, please note they only use micro-grams of the stuff. That was contained in magnesite. Once you have a stabilized reaction chamber. That power source will last for 49 or more years. Depending on the decay rate of the crystal used. It can also be metered to the power level required. By oscillating the magnetic polarity of the ion beam.

[@categoric]

Can u show me any information where I can further my knowledge on this subject thank you

[@michael-bell]

​@@categoricYou're talking to Samuel L. Jackson. He's got a busy movie career to look after, so it's going to be a while till he can get back to you with an answer

[@mrdodge8250]

can you please try the same thing but milling a bore into the bottom of crystal and have the electrode linear instead of a coil wrapped around it so the energy must pass through the crystal?

[@emperoraries622]

If u want energy from a quartz crystal i think the piezoelectric route is the way 2 go. Cool video, did the crystal look any different afterward?

[@arielshikoba1857]

What is the material connected to the other side that is causing the fire? Duct tape?

[@floriandekeukelaere6080]

How does it work? What burns up, what is the material that makes it possible in order for the fire to form?

[@artnum7857]

Remember the answer "there is full of stars". Tiny little crack on a crystaloïdes with a special design copper make the crystal glow from inside. Use glass or crystal, the phénomena is cause by electrostatic, the crystal act as a spark gap. This is a special crystal made with 2 micrometers cracks. Surround by a special electromagnetic coil like it is used by somes sp.

[@totalbullion5882]

I wonder if a double terminated crystal can conduct electricity from one end to the other? That would be a cool test.

[@connorfisher1651]

Meissner showed negative weight, increased size, and transformation from clear to opaque optical effects in a quartz sample, about 1mm in size. That is to say it noticeably got bigger, changed from clear to opaque, and levitated while being able to pick up a weight along with it, maybe 40 additional pounds. Try a much smaller sample, with tighter dimesnions, polished to high tolerances, at a higher voltage, and see what happens. Look into meissner effect.

[@BocaAvilez]

Crystals work more with electromagnetic frequency, not electric conductor.

[@vernonrobertson1914]

He should have tried adjusting various frequencies just for kicks😁

[@Save-A-DogAps]

What black cloth is that over the quartz? Is that kist flame cloth.

[@trollmaster7697]

do you know how many amps went in to the crystal to make that flame blade?

[@kaiju6396]

Was there any piezoelectric vibration noted in the quartz sample? The arc looks like an AC discharge, is that correct? Perhaps if you drill into the quartz and insert one terminal into the hole it will be more likely to use the quartz as a dielectric than arc around it, avoiding the crystal all together. I'm not exactly sure what the end goal is. Maybe there is none and you were just curious about the effects.

[@alexchronis2709]

Where do you learn this stuff?

[@watchfullwarrior8180]

That laugh @.15, reminds me of someone who would do this.

[@StraitD2]

What do you get if you remove the crystal and use on the wire? Same effect?

[@tyreza79]

What if it works and that too much energy and get teleported to a hostile alien planet... crystals...

[@TimeLine111]

LoL, you funny.

[@TimeLine111]

You have to insulate the crystal from the Oxygen because its losing ions through Oxygen molecules so it may go through the middle of the Quartz.

[@tyreza79]

@@TimeLine111 I had once a successful experiments with crystal whereby I kept things vibrating on a table in the lower floor which my wife witnessed but didn't know what my experience involved... be in light ask guidance until you understand and bring fourth successful precise experiences... the secret needs u

[@tyreza79]

You dont need lot of power that is dangerous if you happen to touch into a working combination for so called activation among activations...

[@jonathanrullman1278]

Half Life???

[@kerdas5]

So is the voltage increased with the crystal compared to the regular connection without it??

[@trumanhw]

looks like a better insulator than conductor; wasn't it arcing from the cu coil?

[@AlexanderThefake-do4qu]

So . My friend, David, he gave me 15 nes games, and he's very generous, as I am with him. But.. he gave me a quartz crystal, and he is really educated about rocks. And he lives by the railroad tracks. By a beautiful creek. I'm just wondering, what can I do with this crystal that... Can empower me? I think he gave me it for a reason. I just feel like I need direction. Anywho ty

[@ellagadiparthi5679]

So I’m trying to figure out what I saw. Did I see anything that the quartz did? Or was it strictly the copper? because we all know the copper is the condenser.

[@omkr0122]

Is that a sonic screwdriver?

[@davidhilton7780]

Smells something hot...

[@McCarthyHyundaiTours]

How did you build this?

[@slc000918]

Very cool!! 👍😚

[@al-bone1396]

Crystal slows electricity which saves power. You need lithium rocks and crystal but different metals besides copper

[@lordleon8798]

You did it wrong! But great job coming this far, I especially like the holder for the quartz. You have to use a resonant frequency square wave (just keep increasing until weird stuff happens) for the direct current, the better option is of course to let the crystal itself resonate in the circuit but that is difficult in theory and practice. Take care.

[@mohammedwaheed4441]

Have you done that experiment before ? Running a square wave i meant.

[@motobacktoconstitution4138]

Whats the point of this or end game ? Is this supporst be christal gemerator?

[@jessikapiche6097]

you know what i like about this, is it make the actual sound of a lightsaber... lol ;)

[@mikelamb1253]

Please show and explain your setup

[@theburningman5047]

Quartz creates charge when struck, the arc was between the two metal pieces.

[@ponzi_bunny]

"Luke... I'm your father!"

[@pedridemperi9872]

You need to slice the quartz until you get the correct orientation then it will be ready

[@TheyLiveAmongUs000]

Thats how the Egyptians created electricity

[@Lightblind]

Geeking out is so fun😂

[@Dickson1550]

What if you got a larger crystal and drilled a hole from one end to the other and ran a small coil down through the middle of the crystal?

[@oliverklozhoff]

Please, show me a crystal in which u drilled a hole(of any depth)

[@0859Alex]

Wrap the coin and bottom of the rock with electric tape to insulate the copper. And then touch + to -

[@iron0xide974]

Here is your basic starter kit for a real life lightsaber.

[@natrium01Nat-wk5fw]

Not really

[@HoseaHerb]

Ok..well quartz is what a lite saber is made of.

[@ImmortalAbsol]

Dudes a Jedi Youngling who just passed his kyber trial on Ilum.

[@twodimensionalparanormal]

Is the flam or current in the crystal or the copper wire great experiment 👍

[@natrium01Nat-wk5fw]

None or nothing came after you after you try this??

[@emilmckellar4932]

What a load of it, you can sell it as firtiliser. A new one every day!

[@quantumenergysolutions9128]

Try this. Paint each half leaving a gap with graphene ink then wrap each half with magnet wire, feed one coil, and see what outputs in the other.

[@lengthbreadthpogo2869]

Lightsaber

[@xmyheartcrysx]

How do you power up a crystal so far that it goes to Light speed

[@kwamemessenger590]

What do you need to make this

[@rcoormanz6780]

Any light sabers coming soon?

[@stevenchiverton48]

i once held a quartz crystal near a hv arc and the arc shot straight into the quartz like it was a sponge soaking up the hv and because i was holding the quartz at the other end i felt nothing as if the quartz dampening the current or reduced it so much that it felt zero at the end i was holding

[@omkr0122]

That must have been an electrifying experience!

[@jozefnovak7750]

Super!

[@kreynolds1123]

Air is going to be a better conductor of electricity by 4000-6000 times over the same distance. you need dielectric with a higher break down voltage than quarts to force much of any electricity through quarts.

[@mallikarjunavankadara]

How much supply have you given

[@marshallstephens7356]

I wonder if changing the frequency of the electric current would change the visual effect? I imagine this is at 60 Hz AC- what would happen with DC current? Super cool video. Thanks for posting! 🤙😎

[@slomnim]

Needs to be in a vacuum shadograph tube? that would be interesting

[@supernaturalinkparanormal]

Agreed!! Thank you for your comment!

[@markmcarthy596]

To put another similar crystal opposite/above would result in ? A double terminated? Awesome experiment 🙏

[@babooshkakitten2469]

Cool, that's very strange and cool lol

[@vickydixon7512]

Don't you have to squeeze the crystal for it to give off its own field?

[@chucktaylor4384]

........ I needed this..lol.

[@horus2779]

would it be better if you first clamped it putting pressure on it and activating it first

[@zackzimmer7167]

He’s making so much Ozone gas, it’s making me nauseous.

[@anubisdelavoid2113]

hmm, just curious what is your goal for this experiement, It wouldnt happen to be making ancient magix

[@yuhboy_3577]

This says you’re where I’m at and I need you on my apocalypse team 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Wilsignu]

you need to encase the lower half of the quartz , isolating the charge so it has nowhere else to go. it might make a powerful laser beam of light;

[@katherineknox6996]

Thats would be awesome!

[@natrium01Nat-wk5fw]

Got the seam idea. I'm working in this feels. We should talk

[@Palemagpie]

That was quite the beeves and butthead laugh

[@wakawaka8257]

Cool. 😎.

[@PlayboiMaui]

So you could make a crystal taser?

[@PazoraArts]

More videos of this with more ways to do it!

[@juanpablosegura7659]

Tremendo amigo. Me gustó esa prueba. Es energía fría?

[@natrium01Nat-wk5fw]

No. Lo que llamas energía fría es de alta frecuencia. Y no es fría tampoco tiene sus límites. Se asemeja más a la cc que a la ca. Logré prende un foco sin que se caliente en lo más mínimo pero resultó que el calor y el trabajo se iba por otro lado en el círculo. Tercera ley de Newton papá.

[@natrium01Nat-wk5fw]

Por cierto. No te va a entender es yankee

[@Metal_Master_YT]

I have found that once a piece of quartz has started melting, it conducts electricity much better. try melting the tip of the crystal beforehand/during the electrical arc.

[@kmkaero4661]

Why would you need to do such a thing?

[@Metal_Master_YT]

@@kmkaero4661 uh, did you even read the title of the video? or watch any of it? he was having trouble making the electrical arc conduct through crystal, so I suggested a solution.

[@chriswood4510]

If you drilled a hole though the crystal and installed an a metal shaft inside, it would have no choice but to travel through the stone.

[@erichamel1543]

You should study electrical transformers how they are built, and try similar experiment, and perhaps with different variation of quartz…. 😊

[@jauzalif]

alright now we knew that kyber crystals does exist

[@jackjamesjh]

Your on the right path but theres abit more too it, to create a reaction releasing the charged electrons from the quartz, you need to use the piezoelectric effect (another piece of charged quartz striking against the charged quartz) how youd extract the electrons idk ill leave that up to you, but ultimately here youre just creating an arc between the wire and the metal above it, although the arc could be amplified so to prove us wrong show 2 models, 1 with the quartz and one without

[@1D4U2CErosPhilosAgape]

Please try centering it within a 45degree relative to level heading below point Tesla coil, or from end to end point p/n you will get differing results

[@travismoore7849]

That is kinda like puting the output of a tesla coil to a crystal.

[@randowhackadoo]

You need more of a pointed crystal

[@horus2779]

Quartz Rattle, a native American tribe called Ute I think had a sacred Rattle filled with quartz crystals, It used buffalo hide I think, when you shake it , it lights up, tried to get it made but nobody did.

[@supernaturalinkparanormal]

My brother is a Shaman, but I think my wife’s would know more about this, just because her primary research as a historian is American Tribal studies. Let me see what I can do.

[@horus2779]

What I would like to see you do is get yourself a few kilos of this unique fracking sand and make a see through tumbler and put the sand in it, this video shows the very large static produced ⚡ when they are unloading the sand, So the grains of quarts are all rubbing against each other kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3-0qalrlLV-iLssi=YH_M5IynRXjcJPKg

[@horus2779]

I would be very interested to see if this light would allow you to see things that you could not usually see

[@horus2779]

I'm in Oztralia and tried to get fracking sand for years but cannot

[@horus2779]

In Australia in a remote Aboriginal town in northern territory a Elder was secretly filmed breaking up a big fight with many young Aboriginals, he walks in quickly and raises his left arm with something in his hand and a large static bolt reaches out around 6-10ft then all the young Aboriginals stop fighting and walk away

[@PazoraArts]

Melt some copper, and make a copper coated quartz.

[@gunnerdavidson7287]

Proto-lightsaber

[@deanc.5984]

I'd the Gov't shows up & takes your equipment then you are doing it right.

[@arielshikoba1857]

Am I the only one who thinks about "The Sims" when they hear the background music?

[@RenderDragon]

Why its reminding me a half-life game...

[@craigsteele6971]

Might be a way to make a light saber

[@prankster2u]

Something looks off with this????

[@jaredsouza8286]

I thought the only energy released by running a current through a crystal was sound, an you would need a suitable transducer or transducers to harness eltrical energy

[@jaredsouza8286]

Like that just looks like the electricity is coming from wire to the mesh

[@MaDTruthSeekeR]

And that explains Merlin

[@LICKMYNYNE]

In theory with this and pressured gas, one can create an flamethrower

[@fataldreidel5846]

so lightsabres are real? damn

[@kakaiBATO-sh2oz]

Maybe its not just the voltage, you must also try varying the frequency.

[@horus2779]

There's a video of guy unloading fracking sand and there are big bolts of static electricity coming off it, U have tried getting some but have had no luck