Thermoluminescence (TL)

[@sciencoking]

Amazing that it's enough light to actually see. How much light (photons) would you expect from a natural sample in comparison?

[@biologyanimationvideo9305]

Anthropology optional na?

[@mooncatcher7753]

this is really cool

[@icyshells]

What is the unit of measurement that is used to determine the amount of light emitted that is proportional to the years? How much light equals one year?

[@infonms]

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Prof. Žiga Šmit from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana, prepared an answer: "The emitted light is measured as the number of collected photons or the collected charge from the photomultiplier. It is proportional to the absorbed radiation dose, which in turn is proportional to the exposure time (i.e. age). The proportional constant is determined experimentally, by measuring light from the sample exposed to a known radiation dose in the laboratory. At the site, it is further necessary to measure the dose rate of natural radiation."

[@sepp1706]

Dober dan. What temperature was the stove on? Low middle or high heat. Thanks a lot

[@infonms]

Hi, the stove was on high heat. Best regards, NMS team

[@danielnalder1543]

Nice

[@noob_nightmare2101]

Cool

[@noob_nightmare2101]

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