Lasers Are Great, But Diamond Superlasers Are Better, Here's Why

[@HORRIOR1]

So... all this time, all of those super villains from comics to cartoons, who wanted to steal jewelry to power their lasers... weren't just using made up science?

[@PiyushGupta-vx6qi]

Science is usually the inspiration for science fiction and interestingly vice-versa.

[@billandpeppa314]

HORRIOR ha tru

[@benkayvfalsifier3817]

@@PiyushGupta-vx6qi Very true. Jules Verne would be one such example. He accurately described how both a rocket ship and submarine would work in his science fiction books.

[@xanderbriggs2794]

The first laser was made with a ruby core, and now we have different cheaper materials for lasers

[@FrostyShock349]

@@xanderbriggs2794 synthetic rubies too, since synthetic rubies are ridiculously easy to make I wouldn't be surprised to see a ruby-diamond laser

[@thomi950]

Someone pick up that damn phone.

[@alexcwagner]

It's 1975 calling. I can't finish the joke because I don't know what they wanted. Because no one answered the damn phone.

[@egonics2068]

AFTER YOU POINTED IT OUT I STARTED HEARING IT DAMN YOU

[@thunderkiss0000]

an Undead Soldier ikr drove me crazy

[@MatthewSchellGaming]

I paused the video to make sure it wasn't a phone I didn't know I had.

[@REXae86]

an Undead Soldier 😂😂😂

[@aidanhetherton2541]

Soooooo... what you're saying is... I can make a Death Star!!!

[@tiggs7255]

Cactus Horse this means that diamonds are kyber crystals.

[@bigmike9128]

Cactus Horse all I want is sharks with freaking laser attached to their heads.

[@xL1GHTBR1NG3Rx]

pretty much. All you need is a ton of jellyfish and some diamonds

[@michaelocean2586]

Iron man

[@dalrobe24]

A ton? eh? the most common jellyfish is the moon jellyfish moon jellyfish weigh 0.070547 pounds there are 2000 pounds in a ton 2000 divided by 0.070547 = 28349.8943966 soooo..about 28.5 thousand moo jellyfish and some diamonds...And BOOM! Death Star!

[@CoriSparx]

*Seeker:* _"The best lasers are the ones that go through diamonds!"_ *Garnet:* _"You got THAT right!"_

[@breadman8544]

CoriSparks I see what you did there , liked

[@HAWXLEADER]

When you are 24 and you get the joke...

[@Blazin_Tundra]

HAWXLEADER 24 months? Pretty impressive

[@andrewthomasprism9388]

Ha.

[@crackedemerald4930]

CoriSparks haha lol

[@cup_check_official]

nothing is better than the sun because sun is a *deadly lazer*

[@keronplug14]

Tell Me This 😂

[@irok1]

(not anymore there's a blanket)

[@leowong8777]

Irok 121 wow now I can go on land and have *babies*

[@MauveEclipse]

lol

[@TheWerelf]

sun is not a laser, sun is a giant fusion reactor!

[@Dee-jp7ek]

I was way to amused with 'a certain trademarked star of death'

[@Toastmaster_5000]

Julian has a knack for clever and amusing ways to phrase things

[@avengingme]

First youtube video, huh?

[@elekdanieltoth6671]

Now we can mount them on our spaceships and rule the galaxy!!

[@lasarith2]

THICC Bunpussy only when there fully armed and operational 😉

[@lisatulafono6205]

Rocket was sent outer space beginning of this year, cargo top secret, makes one wonder ... whoms trying to rule the world

[@JohnDoe-dv6zb]

We're that much closer to having unlimited power now.

[@xtout]

Not if anything to say about it, I have!

[@thomastruant8837]

If only these fools new of the yuuzhan vong isn't that right my totally legitimate older senator friend

[@chasemarangu]

*L* ight *A* mplification through *S* timulated *E* missions of *R* adiation

[@ekaterinaii6805]

really?

[@chasemarangu]

yup at least according to thefreedictionary.com and some book I read some time ago

[@nevzataydin1]

light amplification through stimulated emissions of radiation show less. that make no sense

[@supho3309]

Light As Something Extremely quite Really bright

[@chasemarangu]

+Aydin Bolat +crackheaddinosaur no, it is "Light Amplification through Stimulated Emissions of Read more" it actually works as an acronym for LASER because the R is "Read more" get it?

Soooo diamonds are basically kyber crystals.

[@rolandramos6926]

Older General Skywalker correct

[@rushthezeppelin]

Not really because the "lasers" in Star Wars are actually just plasma bolts, thus why you can see individual bolts being fired from blasters.

[@thomastruant8837]

More like the focusing crystal id say it might be some kind of chrome tourlamine

[@rubyanims2759]

@@rushthezeppelin yeah I thought that might be the case

[@awesomewinter3103]

Why is this a discovery? has NO ONE really tried this? For me it was so self-eveident all along that you can use crystals to make a singular light beam… I legit thought that this was a thing for years and discovered decades ago. I’m more confused than amazed. Why has no one actually tried this sooner?

[@egonics2068]

The thing is it's really hard to do because you have to point all the lasers at the correct angle and if they're off by even 1 degree, it won't really be able to work.

[@davidbeppler3032]

because women love diamonds and nerds do not get women. but really it is because we needed perfect diamonds aka those created. not the crap we dig up from mines. ;)

[@AvangionQ]

I would have thought this technology was already in use with fusion experiments ... guess not ... 💎

[@Destructocorps]

AwesomeWinter I'm pretty sure it's not that nobody has come up with it, it's like everyone's already said, it needs a certain quality of diamond, which is cut exactly and the lasers need to be focused on the exact right spot too. I've had the exact same thought before, and the concept has most certainly been used in sci-fi many times over. But I guess the easy path was to make them more powerful single lasers at first and try and cool the equipment, before taking this route.

[@GayBrain]

Let's just say that scientists are too busy bathing themselves in cash.

[@vincentsalcido9605]

Next on my search history: How expensive are ultra pure diamonds? very

[@andrewr2572]

So you're telling me no one had the idea of shooting a few lasers through a diamond?

[@dustyhistory]

Lasers to make the Death Star proud.

[@headedass]

Bail Bias "star of death"

[@chokichoki9426]

Bail Bias llooll

[@bernardparangan9803]

Wow!!! 7 years ago I was thinking about how to use diamond's prism like property to maximize laser power output. It is real now and it is exactly the same as I imagined how it would work

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

The diamond lazer is open not closed

[@SultanOfAwesomeness]

Palpating is breakdancing in his grave.

[@lightning.v2148]

Sultan Palpatine **

[@SultanOfAwesomeness]

+Jeremiah Cruz autocorrect got me.

[@rebelbeammasterx8472]

*The Senate

[@bwhipp6042]

RebelBeamMaster X84 shh let people make jokes

[@mse5842]

0:16 w8, we have Kyber Crystals???

[@SyberSqueegy]

Turbo-Laser technology in Star Wars isn't actually laser technology, they're blasters. Cohesive compressed blasts of high energy particles that happen to share the common colors of lasers. The death-star weapon is theorized to be an strong-nuclear driven reaction using Khyber Crystals in a Reactor that produces a beam of antimatter that literally 'annihilates' a planet.

[@rushthezeppelin]

Glad I'm not the only one to point this out that the "lasers" in Star Wars aren't real lasers like we think of them.

[@furrball]

An antimatter explosion the size of a planet? Suicide star...

[@upwiggins]

Hits blunt what if you use a Time Crystal . Will the laser go back in time

[@nicholaslandolina]

David W Theres no such thing as a time crystal. What are you 12?

[@AdmiralAvryss]

He is fucking joking, dude

[@talltroll7092]

There is such a thing as a time crystal, but that's not how it works. Time crystals are an arrangement of quantum entangled matter that reaches its' lowest energy state by oscillating in part along the t axis of spacetime, rather than just the 3 spatial axes. What you actually see is a closed system which keeps flipping spin states in a regular way after the energy user to pump it has been switched off. It's great if you're a physicist studying fundamental properties of the Universe (because this sort of behaviour is supposed to be impossible. Since it's not, we have misunderstood something, and time crystals are a way of working out what, and how to fix what we know), but otherwise probably pretty useless. They definitely won't let you shoot lasers at the past :)

[@exolaruia8789]

@@nicholaslandolina r/woooosssh

[@greencrewmate4051]

And here I was thinking about avenger infinity war

[@obord2356]

This technology has been around since the 1970's

[@cravingbanana]

Seeker I prefer the name seeker but what gave you the idea to change DNews to Seeker. I am just interested and think it was a wise company decision as we seek answers.

[@cravingbanana]

Aman thank you. I must've missed that video I've been active for ages now but I probably didnt get the notification!

[@LemonsRage]

they changed owner

[@stokespen700]

Copied from the comments a few months ago: Welcome to Seeker. If you’ve been with us for a while, you probably know the name. Moving forward, what was once DNews will be continuing to focus on all things science and exploration. You’ll see some new things on this channel in the coming weeks, as well as the same science news and big questions we normally post! We aren’t going anywhere. Why is all this happening? Well, we’ve joined a brand new company called Group Nine Media. We're teaming up with NowThis, Thrillist, and The Dodo. Together, we’re here to tell incredible stories, and make stuff that matters. If you’ve got any questions, or just want to say hi, please stop by our subreddit. It’s a little easier to answer there. www.reddit.com/r/dnews/comments/5x008k/announcement_dnews_is_now_officially_seeker/ And as always, an infinite amount of thanks for watching.

[@cravingbanana]

Stokes Pen Thanks

[@cravingbanana]

Stokes Pen Thanks

[@Karabetter]

Before all of the star whores, there was James Bond, "Diamonds Are Forever (1971)" I think the design was pretty much what is being discussed here, except being powered by sunlight in orbit over the earth. Even the animation of it and description in the movie encompass much of this idea.

[@peterzimmerman1114]

I was thinking the same thing when I watched this clip.

[@markmool1]

Yep. the man, not even close to born that year

[@Livingeidolon]

So all those cartoon mad scientists who needed a diamond to make their death ray were right all along.

[@baldieman64]

The technology to track incoming objects and focus a distributed array of multiple lasers onto that object as its moving at supersonic speeds is very, very impressive and deserves more that "they've been doing it for years".

[@eytanperez]

1.super sonic speeds are so much slower the effective light speed in a medium . 2."they've been doing it for years" is actually pretty precise, although the guy who wrote this doesn't really understands what he is talking about. but yeah in my lab we are working on exactly MOPA lasers, and this no new tech at all.. 3. it's kind of sad that seeker gets so much subs, and views, when he doesn't even checks the details of such claims

[@christopherharrison3736]

Supersonic missiles huh?

[@devonwasheretoday]

❤️

[@jairomczeno9617]

Love the star war references

[@katiobrien7854]

We need to build these powerful enough to destroy/deflect asteroids.

[@chuy4122]

Or blow up Neptune so debris can land on Pluto and make it bigger so we can call it a planet again

[@lavaproof8137]

Andrew Enriquez lmao

[@kojovitez721]

Kati OBrien we have nukes for that

[@spino-_-raptor9728]

Kojo Vitez We need more than that. We need Bruce Willis to cooperate.

[@kojovitez721]

Thrust in 100 megaton bomb called Tsar. Few of them could change trajectory at least, depending on size, but if we have nuclear arsenal to destroy our planet 10 times imagine what we do to some asteroid even if it was size of our planet

[@UwU-se5vh]

Fookin laser soights

[@stu7846]

not enough fookin lazer soights

[@talkativexenomorph4953]

Fookin' LASERS mate.

[@silentrage6881]

RB6 siege ... Out break

[@elijaheli6757]

What system do you guys play on?

[@pinzaexpedition]

Don't give North Korea any ideas...

[@ginosmovies]

Dhoth, why not? the Americans bombed northern Korea pretty well into the stone age, killing millions of people, so how did that work for us today?

[@chrisk8208]

NK defense spending annually, 7.5 billion. US defense spending circa 750 billion. NK interventions in foreign countries since WW2 = zero. US interventions = over 70. NK OS bases = 0. US OS bases some say over 1000. So who is the problem child here? Who should we worry about? Sources below. occasionalplanet.org/2011/01/24/military-mystery-how-many-bases-does-the-us-have-anyway/ www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.asp?country_id=north-korea johnpilger.com/videos/breaking-the-silence-truth-and-lies-in-the-war-on-terror Dhoth, you may have been joking about NK but there is a powerful body of complete psychopaths trying to convince the world that North Korea is a problem. That Iran, Syria, Russia, China, Sudan and others are the problem. The truth is that the psychopaths are the problem and whilst wars make them money, they'll keep investing in the companies that make the things that kill people and they'll keep wars going as long as your average Jo (you and me) buy the BS their selling about who the enemy is.

[@YouCallThataKnife253]

"Lasers Are Great, But Diamond Superlasers Are Better, Here's Why...........they're fucking DIAMOND SUPERLASERS"

[@AmariDeraisx]

Weirdly... I already figured this out and I'm not a genius

[@DataSpace17]

I made this concept in real back in 2011 with 85% combing efficiency! sold to military for some dozen of $$kk i am a laser applicator

[@BigCroca]

@@DataSpace17 wow nice! you might be getting a visit from the government if that's true tho...

[@lahavmorris9919]

0:01 wow you in five seconds managed to get the entire star wars fan base hate you in less than 5 seconds

[@TheArrowdynamics]

Great Video! May I ask which program you are using to generate your (technical) animations in the video? Thank you.

[@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45]

Well I was GOING to make a Death Star joke, but you already beat me to it!

[@mikeboughton6687]

So can I ask the scientist to try using black diamond

[@XKnightLightX]

It's not just the endurance of the light bending substance .. but also its organized structure. Plus, at 0:55, you said power is added to substances... I know helium-something is powered to make lasers.. Helium is a small particle. Maybe if the biggest chemical element were used.. ( especially a gas type? or if it has the most electrons and protons and neutrons? I beleive they're radioactive... maybe it shouldnt be radio active?), then maybe that would emit way more energy. You'd probably need a stronger multi-layered chamber for it as well as something equal or better than a diamond to handle the light. I imagine CERN would know since they have chambers to handle particle accelerators.... I hope they gave up looking for dimensions and time traveling... it's dumb because two particles cant occupy the same space... they cant act as if they dont exist next to each other. obviously really.... sheesh.. oh yeah.. you'll need to know how long the chamber can last until it breaks... I know there are things that block radiation...

[@zegzezon5539]

2:40 - "x x x . . . uping its power by +4.6kW..." what's the input power in kW?

[@ayanpeace]

@seeker Julian, the beard is cool. Also, why lesser frequency of content? Whatever happened to test tube plus, test tube or dnews in general

[@Squodgamullis]

The first laser was built in 1960, not the 1950s (although work on masers was happening in the '50s). Theodore Maiman and his team at Bell Laboratories built that ruby laser. Apparently it still works! Does the diamond beam function as a Raman laser, with the pump beams merely exciting the diamond medium? Because it's all very well to point a bunch of beams at a target (as has been done), but unless the beams are in phase then you lose energy.

[@JonathanS89]

Lasers are cool. Another great vid Julian

[@SupaDupaLowLife]

Anyone else think this guy looks like Gordon Freeman from Half Life?

[@ABCsnoopy]

Cory Bridges- Cox Kinda.

[@xXCreezer]

Cory Bridges- Cox Looks more like his son

[@sean70729]

Cory Bridges- Cox Yep

[@vishrutsharma8885]

half life 3 leaked gameplay

[@talltroll7092]

Too much talking. Also, no crowbar, 3/10 IGN

[@TerrellMethvin]

So, there is something in The Book of Revelations 21:19 that looks a lot like this type of tech its used as propulsion, most likely. Light is focused through 12 layers of transparent stones and gems. Dimond is in the mix with onyx at the end of the stack. The stack starts with a transparent layer of gold. When I read this years ago I imagined it was a photon engine. The thing is huge so if you go looking into it try to understand the scale of the thing. Sounds crazy but.....

[@360snipepro]

Superlasers into all put together to make a diamond superlaser and all of those put together to make a DIAMOND MEGALASER?!

[@denzelhogan-gallant115]

What if you use the diamonded laser as more seed/pump beams? Could you create really powerful lasers that way?

[@XxMsrSzprzxX]

FRIKKEN JELLYFISH WITH FRIKKEN LASER BEAMS

[@annecohen8927]

Star Trek really started the laser concept. Please use the episode ‘Pattern Of Force” as an example when both Spock and Kirk developed a concept of creating a laser device to help aid in their jail break by using some tiny crystals, embedded into a metal support strip formed into a ‘V’ taken from a bed frame and a simple illuminating lightbulb.

[@fraserhenderson7839]

Please do an episode on phase change materials and possible consumer applications.

[@cyrusthevirus9878]

well the diamond amplifies it but it also can keep that energy like a battery possibly using diamonds as precharged ammo then recharge lot of stuff in between there but might work.

[@gurnardherded3539]

But what was the shape of the diamond?

[@TJPrime99]

0:16 So... we can make a star of death? 0:43 How does adding energy to substances reduce the temperature of said substance? 1:16 Guess not... :(

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

Had to look up the University mentioned. It's "Macquarie University". Sounded *REMARKABLY* like "McQuarrie", as in Ralph McQuarrie, the artist/designer who came up with the design for the Star of Death™

[@justincase5272]

Consider using vapor deposition with progressively doped layers to produce a variable-density diamond rod over which progressive and properly phased laser inputs can become both additive and channeled down the length of the tube. Think "fiber optics," as they use the same principle.

[@HadesOnYoutube.]

When is trace going to continue to work on seeker plus ?

[@honey4xi]

How big is the diamond to amplify laser power to be powerful?

[@peterzimmerman1114]

The waves combine as constructive interference when two or more waves got phasedifference of zero or a multiple of PiRadians.... It also reminds me of how superwaves monster waves at sea are created when waves addup(rare phenomena)

[@etonblakerussell]

you say "focus throught diamond" i hear, "adapt into lightsaber"

[@gabestar69m93]

Probably the best way to make it EVEN MORE powerful, is to get 4 of the 'superlasers', combine them the same way you do to make a 'superlaser' and BAM. A mega laser

[@Kittsuera]

so the basic concept of a light saber? focus the beams just right and the power drops off around the tip of the "sword" where the lasers loose focus. and just like that Light sabers that hold a sword shape can work. second trick to figure out is getting light to become a solid. perhaps a renaissance frequency.

[@gorepuppy]

So are they using some wavelength that the diamond works like a optical confinement/pump/nonlinear optical crystal, similar to how NPK converts two photons IR to one photon of green? Or does it knife edge all of them by bending the light along the same path. I build, mess, and toy with lasers and physics as a hobby and this video gives me more questions than answers.

[@nigeljohnson9820]

The military are combining the laser light from a number of solid state lasers to produce a single more powerful beam, I would be interested to know how the combined beams are maintained phase coherent.

[@richtmason3792]

Are diamonds a sort of super prism? With the new ability to grow diamonds in the lab is it possible to decide the direction and pattern of the diamonds particles so each prism can be used for a different application?

[@anthonymazzella9404]

2:37 so colors mixed result in diff temp and collision reaction? This looks like something i would want to read about im trippin yo

[@csnoopy]

You know what would even be better? Ironing your damn shirt!

[@knuxuki1013]

When I saw the thumbnail (while not noticing it was this channel) I thought that diamond was a Chaos Emerald

[@fi773l]

Thats cool and all but when is Dnews Plus coming back?

[@arhumzia4087]

What about fiber optics.

[@teodorescusabin7923]

1:14 are those fidget spiners??

[@Hi-yr6gy]

Destroying fidget spinners? Sign me up!

[@m9078jk3]

I guess the 1971 James Bond movie Diamonds are forever was ahead of its time.

[@Yerlockk]

Just waiting for sharks with frickin laser beams on their heads

[@toranamunter]

In the distant future, we will literally be able to use lasers to play back music. By spinning a reflective disc upon which the music has been recorded, scientists believe we will be able to play music from portable laser music devices even smaller than an iPad.

[@ninjaslash52_98]

I'm honestly mind boggled how obvious some of these new discoveries are I mean we would shoot light through a prism to separate light would it be possible to have it combine

[@silversobe]

There were a million movies with diamond super lasers. Science finally catchin' up.

[@jesuschavez8417]

Oh! This explains the large diamond mechanism in kiryu! Makes sense! Focus 3 power beams and to the diamond and generates enough power to shoot the Absolute Zero Cannon!

[@humza22]

What if you got the seed beam output into another diamond with the other beams as well

[@joshamalistandi4902]

Dude, love the beard. Looks great on you.

[@iron5288]

killowatt tier lasers would be so dangerous, anyone who even saw the diffuse refraction would have permanent eye damage without protective eyewear.

[@RexTorres]

This may sound dumb, but can you combine red, green and blue laser (using said technique w/ diamond, for example) to create *white laser*? @Seeker

[@FirstLast-mk2ur]

I'm just, fanboy happy that the kaiburr crystal in a lightsaber may finally have some sci fi precedence.

[@jacobopstad6400]

I did a report on lasers for Science when I was in sixth grade, I think. I've loved them ever since!

[@thevoiceofthelost]

Since we're talking micro black holes, what about the hawking radiation? Maybe the civilization in question would use it as a power source and then dump the waste heat and radiation into it to recycle some of the energy harvested in addition to dumping some matter/more light into it? But how sustainable would that be exactly, even if we assumed 99% efficiency, how long would these guys stay hidden and powered?

[@mattgray666]

+4.6kW to what? What was the power of the seed beam and pump beams? Could the output be fed into another crystal and pumped further enhance the strength of the beam, or is there a theoretical limit to what can be gained?

[@sairajag5757]

I heard that when light is passed through all 32 sides of diamond all light gets add up and come as a single beam from the top .might be possible with lasers too

[@SwampDonkey64]

I wonder if they shot a residence beam at the diamond in different frequencies if it would change the power output of the laser passing through? Like the way sound changes the flow of water. Could it also manipulate the laser beam to come together inside the diamond increasing the output. Or will the residency change just a laser beam without the diamond? I am too poor to try that experiment.😕

[@cultibotics]

So there's a lot of plasma out there in space, and a lot of photons passing through it. Do those photons sometimes pick up energy from the plasma, creating either more energetic photons or additional photons moving in lockstep?

[@janvods4205]

first make 3 very strong lazer beams point to a diamond making a super strong lazer beam do that 3 times, then point the 3 super strong lazers point to a bigger doamond, so ya get an even stronger hyper lazer then continue the chain untill ya blow up a lab, then try it again but stop before ya get as much force as you did to blow up the old lab profit: A MEGA STRONG HYPER LAZER!

[@quitsdrop6995]

"Diamond Superlaser" what sci-fi movie am I in right now?!?!?!

[@amandaekiss1947]

Its funny how just about 100 years ago if someone said we'd have phones and cars that can talk, dramatic increases in physics such as MRI machines, or super lasers using diamonds they would think your nuts. Wonder what else science will discover?

[@TheLightensoul]

Sweet! so when can we expect fire laser guns like in sci-fi?

[@misamokuzelpizu]

there is some strange kind of ringing in the background.. par example at 1:20

[@tj3017]

Is there any info on the cut of the diamond?

[@Diluted37]

0:45 I was absolutely amazed that he didn't say cats.

[@vleesevlons]

*Combining lasers through a diamond* Someone's been watching cartoons

[@SailorBarsoom]

What we need, obviously, are jellyfish with diamonds.

[@covertgreen]

Wow God must have some very powerful lasers. You know that God harvests diamonds like we harvest rice!

[@mikedawsonpoeticjustice6190]

How is this done?

[@apocraphontripp4728]

Hey thanks for the vid...but now im wondering if graphene could work in the same way? Maybe graphine sheets on glass in the picon meters might work better then a diamond. Hum... A diamond custom cut and then coated with something like tungsten, to act as a high temp mirror on some of the sides, could reflect the other beams back back into the main one or the extra beam can be reflexted back for another pass, ideally transfer more energy into the main beam. Starting with a 100 watt laser, i wonder how many times you could repeat this process. Of course using fiber optics for the beams and mirrors and keeping the moduals separate and cool. I wonder what kind of divergence you get on the new beam? I wonder now if you ran the same beam thur a series of diamonds would that tighten the beam by affect its divergence. Oops sorry, too long. Great vid. Now let me get my wifes engagement ring to run a few experiments.

[@christopherleubner6633]

That sounds like they are using diamond as a optical parametric amplifier. It would work even better if the diamond is in a strong magnetic field perpendicular to the S plain of the wave. Most crstals used to this are niobate or phosphate, diamond would be a major step up. Can also use it's high refractive index to make small optics with extreme power handing. 😁❤

[@manikepipkin]

why didn't they shine the lasers though the top facets and have the seed beam come out of the point? I've seen really good results come from doing this with cold purple lasers

[@pdub3433]

This was used in the Movie "Congo" from 1995 lol...'ish'

[@brainmind4070]

If you want to build a Death Star, diamonds aren't gonna cut it. You need kyber crystals.

[@LARAUJO_0]

Shine bright like a diamond

[@gravinpatel7700]

Cool video👌👌

[@tombarnes6923]

People always speak about Star Wars/Trek when talking about this, I think a better way of getting your point across is using the thingy Doctor Octopus was trying to create in Spiderman 2. You know, the thing he used to almost destroy the whole town.

[@Wildcat8111]

Tom Barnes *Says the one with a lightsaber in his profile picture.*

[@Rurouni_Seiryu]

So... how much longer until we can get lightsabers?