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30th March

Interesting fact about Silicon. May have some useful usage for displaying proton radiation (or maybe not, Idk, its still fun to play with). Please use fire or fancy display (4 ; 7)

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noobifiod 30th March

fire display (4) is much better for seeing the trails.
AnColdMan 30th March

Wait, sorry, I found proton trails even in normal silicon, they can be visualized by life display, but still in not fancy display or smth
AnColdMan 30th March

NoenD_io: Yes, I tried to shoot normal silicon with protons, and then silicon started flickering, but I don't found any proton trails after that
GolbtheEnding 30th March

I figured out how to make it you have to set the tmp to 50
NoenD_io 30th March

normal silicone... does the exact same thing
StalowyJan2000 30th March

CRT tube idea for this
tesseract 29th March

with this is possible to make a super sensitive proton sensor that last a long spark using a simple one particle LSNS the problem is the proton hitting the LSNS particle and changing its temp generating errors if the proton is in certain temperatures, but the usual 24C doesn't change at all
rami921 29th March

i can make a proton trajectory tracer with this
pseudomon 29th March

This looks modded lmao
StalowyJan2000 29th March

*Tmp (comment too short)

The Powder Toy

Silicon-50. The properties by AnColdMan

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