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Discharge-Pattern pics Album
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These are images from low energy discharges
between my finger and a CRT screen. Power was cycled on and off and
in each mode the screen checked for interactions with my finger.
These first images show patterns which occured with power
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This
discharge was unexpected since the power was off. A large amount of
material lept off the screen and sometime in the process this
spidery feature developed. |
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Just after my
finger passed over the screen this is how it appeared. note that in
the next image the spiders have grown in sized and become more
defined. |
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The spiders
became more defined as time progressed. Compare with the previous
image. The dark area is how things looked several minutes before
this image was taken. |
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This image
doesn't do the detail justice. Your eyes would see more relief than
is shown in this image taken through a mono-lensed
camera. |
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This is the
positive phase go to ...../negavtive-spider_phase.html to see the
earlier phase of spider development. |
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This
discharge to dirt on an energized crt is a perfect match of one
seen on Jupiter's moon Ganymede. |
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Take note of
the radial features in the discharge pic of patterns in dust on a
portable tv. |
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Another
pattern that matches many seen on Mars is the Lichtenberg Pattern.
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