The Powder Toy

Fork in a microwave by Sully1

Sully1
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24th Jul 2018
24th Jul 2018
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  • haminabowl
    haminabowl     18th Feb 2019
    this is horrible
  • MisterChernobyl
    MisterChernobyl     24th Jul 2018
    ''electromagnetic radiation'' Heh. Nope, its just waves that turn inside out or something and create friction which then creates heat, then those waves are being guided through a waveguider. Those rays are close to flat, so they dont make any radiation. Even dosimeters dont go off near microwaves. now if waves are really high theres the ionising radiation.
  • JOELwindows7
    JOELwindows7     24th Jul 2018
    no. I don't think that's how it works. it is because of an electromagnetic radiation hits the metal and bounce off illegally.