Maxablaster vs Maxabeam-shots...

[That_Guy]

Hi Ra,

Do you know the formula for calculating the surface brightness of a filament from its temperature (in Kelvin)?

Thanks.

 

[Ra]

Hi Ra,

Do you know the formula for calculating the surface brightness of a filament from its temperature (in Kelvin)?

Thanks.

No, not yet.. If I can find the time, I'll look into that, maybe I can find something.. can take a few day's tho.. Busy at work and at home..

Best,

Ra.

 

[zzonbi]

Hi Ra,

Do you know the formula for calculating the surface brightness of a filament from its temperature (in Kelvin)?

Thanks.

It is known as Planck's law. For photometric units it should be integrated over the visual spectrum according to human eye sensitivity though.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/Wiens_law.svg/300px-Wiens_law.svg.png

 

[LuxLuthor]

Ra, those are truly amazing pictures. I think it is perfect that you are only person who has the MaxaBlaster in the world. You are a legend. Ra...the Sun God....is the perfect moniker.

The MaxaBeam is also a truly kick-*** light that everyone will enjoy. As long as we all know we could never have your light, the MaxaBeam is the next most excellent choice. I'm sure PeakBeam has taken note of your creation and all its publicity.

 

[Flashanator]

yer, this light is so bright, there is scattering in space with a visable beam.

What are the chances somone else with sufficient skills has made their own MB?