Hmm a weird concept

techwg · Jun 23, 2007

Black is not a colour.. Its classed as the absence of colour. So if we still see black and we see white, i want a damn flashlight that shines pure shadows so you make a black empty eery area where you cant see anything :twothumbs

Thats what i want! So Nichia you need to get right on that now!

UncleFester · Jun 23, 2007

Maybe if you tried hooking the LED up reverse polarity............. J/K

BB · Jun 23, 2007

I could use that Black LED in my "MacroWave" oven when I make my frozen desserts.

-Bill

knot · Jun 23, 2007

stare at the sun for a while for that effect.

Radio · Jun 23, 2007

You don't need a Flashlight, you need a Black Hole! :crackup:

Alteran · Jun 23, 2007

Radio said:
You don't need a Flashlight, you need a Black Hole!

...that won't kill us all and utterly destroy all that is dear to us. (Well, maybe not for astronomy fans. :thinking

zk188 · Jun 24, 2007

I know Build a mag mod that has the power of the sun turn it on Then adjust it to flood so that every thing aroud you is lit Except the massive donut hole.

fredb · Jun 24, 2007

Here you go: http://www.scopestuff.com/a1_deda.htm

KingGlamis · Jun 24, 2007

You could also try closing your eyes. Just a thought. :laughing:

techwg · Jun 24, 2007

Oh well

jtr1962 · Jun 24, 2007

Actually something like this might be theoretically possible. I'm thinking some sort of field which can act in opposite phase to light waves might work (similar in principal to active silencing with sound waves). Of course, the technical hurdles to make it work would be formidable.

AlphaTea · Jun 24, 2007

back a gazillion years ago when I was in the US Navy, we used to throw all of our trash overboard (when we were way out at sea).
Everything except Fluorescent lamps.
Most people with any brains knew we didnt toss them because of the haz-mat issue with the mercury.
Whenever a noob asked why we didnt toss the tube lamps we would always give the same answer:
Tube lamps are not actually lights. They are darkon (dark particle) absorbers. They work until they are full of dark and must be replaced. We used to toss the over the side, but when they got close to the bottom, the high pressure would cause them to break and let all of the darkons escape. Thats why its dark at he bottom of the ocean, all of those darkons down there. Now we save 'em up, and they are sent into space on the shuttle. They dump them on the dark side of the moon.

It was amazing how many people would buy into that.

KingGlamis · Jun 24, 2007

AlphaTea said:
back a gazillion years ago when I was in the US Navy, we used to throw all of our trash overboard (when we were way out at sea).
Everything except Fluorescent lamps.
Most people with any brains knew we didnt toss them because of the haz-mat issue with the mercury.
Whenever a noob asked why we didnt toss the tube lamps we would always give the same answer:
Tube lamps are not actually lights. They are darkon (dark particle) absorbers. They work until they are full of dark and must be replaced. We used to toss the over the side, but when they got close to the bottom, the high pressure would cause them to break and let all of the darkons escape. Thats why its dark at he bottom of the ocean, all of those darkons down there. Now we save 'em up, and they are sent into space on the shuttle. They dump them on the dark side of the moon.

It was amazing how many people would buy into that.

Being from the planet Darkon myself, I find your post offensive and full of incorrectalities.

LuxLuthor · Jun 24, 2007

AlphaTea said:
back a gazillion years ago when I was in the US Navy, we used to throw all of our trash overboard (when we were way out at sea).
Everything except Fluorescent lamps.
Most people with any brains knew we didnt toss them because of the haz-mat issue with the mercury.
Whenever a noob asked why we didnt toss the tube lamps we would always give the same answer:
Tube lamps are not actually lights. They are darkon (dark particle) absorbers. They work until they are full of dark and must be replaced. We used to toss the over the side, but when they got close to the bottom, the high pressure would cause them to break and let all of the darkons escape. Thats why its dark at he bottom of the ocean, all of those darkons down there. Now we save 'em up, and they are sent into space on the shuttle. They dump them on the dark side of the moon.

It was amazing how many people would buy into that.

Sorry, but not even a caveman would buy into that.

Illum · Jun 24, 2007

UncleFester said:
Maybe if you tried hooking the LED up reverse polarity............. J/K

the LED will become a NED/SED for a couple of seconds....higher the current the better, but no black light emitted:shakehead

carrot · Jun 25, 2007

There's a lightbulb that shines dark.

http://www.b3ta.cr3ation.co.uk/data/jpg/emobulblrg.jpg

KingGlamis · Jun 25, 2007

The Universe is full of Dark Matter. I have invented a Dark Matter light. It's basically an empty tube. Patent pending. :crackup:

TorchBoy · Jun 25, 2007

fredb said:
Here you go: http://www.scopestuff.com/a1_deda.htm

You know, there are diodes that absorb light. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photodiode

DM51 · Jun 25, 2007

We have matter and anti-matter, so why not lumens and anti-lumens, ie photons / anti-photons?

Daniel_sk · Jun 25, 2007

I bet the army is doing research on this :tinfoil:.

Hmm a weird concept

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