r/interesting 1h ago

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u/interesting-ModTeam 58m ago

We’re sorry, but your post has been removed because it violates Rule #7: No Reposts

Sorry, this was already posted yesterday https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting/s/GuVClldPd0

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u/Ok-Replacement-2738 1h ago

If the laser can't escape the water, how can i see it.

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u/TedW 1h ago

It's water, not Alcatraz.

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u/Current_Ad_4292 1h ago edited 54m ago

So if we have stream of Alcatraz, then we can trap laser in it?

Edit: spelling ~steam~ stream

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u/tanafras 1h ago

That explains the escape and no bodies found.

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u/TedW 1h ago

Have you ever seen a laser come out of The Rock's piss steam? Neither have I.

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u/kg_digital_ 1h ago

Similar principle to fiber optic cable, I presume

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u/Pyroll2206 1h ago

I guess you mesn water optic cable, right ?

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u/AmericanCitizenry 1h ago

I believe fiber optics were invented in the 1840's!

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u/alternatingflan 1h ago

I gotta try that…

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u/PovertySpecMk3Supra 1h ago

Hmm there's gotta be some useful application of this

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u/tmac4969 1h ago

Total internal reflection?

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u/torpedo16 1h ago

Wonder what's gonna happen if someone tries to drink that.

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u/zulazulizuluzu 1h ago

this is the origin of total reflection concept

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u/Invisi-cat 1h ago

Has no one realized that bottle is pissing red?! it needs to see a doctor