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Sand in Fire is a five piece instrumental band from Scarborough, Maine. Formed in September of 2007, they have completed one self-titled album thus far and frequently play shows around the Southern Maine area. The band is currently on hiatus whilst certain members attend college in far away places and, though it is uncertain, the band will likely reconvene during the winter and summer breaks. Members include Tom Hamill (guitar), Willie Gianetta (bass), Max Erwin (drums), Paul Puiia (guitar), and J.T. Puiia (guitar).
Sand in Fire is a five piece instrumental… Read Full Bio ↴www.myspace.com/sandinfire
Sand in Fire is a five piece instrumental band from Scarborough, Maine. Formed in September of 2007, they have completed one self-titled album thus far and frequently play shows around the Southern Maine area. The band is currently on hiatus whilst certain members attend college in far away places and, though it is uncertain, the band will likely reconvene during the winter and summer breaks. Members include Tom Hamill (guitar), Willie Gianetta (bass), Max Erwin (drums), Paul Puiia (guitar), and J.T. Puiia (guitar).
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wowiezowiepowie
at 4:20 you show a Prince Rupert Drop under polarized light
the "bubbles" are shown with dark lines around them.
My question for MIT is : Are those really bubbles or are they under vacuum?
basically you have a molten mass of glass that should be fined out (having no bubbles).
when dropped in water the PRD contracts as said from the center that remains
somewhat soft.
Many of the bubbles in PRD are weird shapes pointed and flatish ,no where are they roundish as most bubbles in glass or other fluids.
So picture this ;;the "bubbles" are formed like putting you hands together palm to palm
and then moving you knuckles away from each other making a hole between your palms.
Wouldn't this cause a vacuum and not create bubbles.?
You can also get "bubbles" to form by gathering up some glass ,, blocking the form
to make a round ball then blast one side with compressed air
as the glass rapidly cools you can watch the voids form and get larger as you apply
more air.
i speak from 35 years of glass batching and glass manufacturing experience.
Nathaniel
I came here expecting to see glass spawn from fire and sand. I'm not amused.
Pocky Chan
Nathaniel Pek Meng same
That One Doggo
I just spent 5 minutes of my life learning about glass.
Aaron Cooke
For reference, they don't thermally temper glass in smartphones, that would be a bad idea. It is chemically strengthened using ion-strengthening.
Not YourRegularPerson
"Thank you for teaching people what glass is made out of"!☺️☺️☺️
Darksnow
What about molten glass dropped in liquid nitrogen? That would be a tough one to break.
atranimecs
would literally explode in your face lol
llamapi3
+Igor K You're talking 0K being a complete lack of energy. Zero. That is almost impossible to do artificially. The mere act of observing ruins any chance of ever measuring it. Physics yo.
GraveUypo
+Luke Faez (Spaghetti Man) actually, it doesn't make much of a difference.
glass is already at temperatures of over 1100º celsius when being worked like that. Adding an extra ~210 degrees (from ambient to -186ºC) in delta temperature doesn't really do that much.
what would make more a difference would be to heat glass more, like to 2500 degrees.
TheProCactus
@*****
You are too late, He already got schooled.