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Subject: Re: [M]: RE: Artifcial Star Test
From: Matt Considine
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Wed Apr 01 04:13:01 1998
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> Did you use Suiter? How big were the pinhole(s) and how
Actually, this reminds me of a question I forgot to ask :
I was reading a cooking article, which talked about how covering
something acidic with tin foil and placing it in a steel(?) container
and then leaving it overnight in the refrigerator effectively
created a weak battery. The result was tiny holes left in the
aluminum foil. I tried this with some lemon juice and I could see
holes much smaller than could be made with a needle.
Does anyone have any thoughts on using this approach to create
artificial stars?
Regards,
Matt Considine
"A mind stretched to a new idea never returns to its original dimension." - O. W. Holmes
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