Hey /sci/ How would I go about to bringing attention to this,

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>>8875231
what sort of jew laser science is this?

glass?

>>8875238
fpbp
also nano triangles at a certain angle

>>8875242
Etched in glass.

>>8875261
how do magnets work?

>>8875271
Miracles.

I guess your dad is no longer with you?

Even if you don't understand his work try to read through well and understand it as much as possible then try to sell the patent to the highest bidder or if your ambitious try to get it produced under your name. If you think it's really promising there is no harm calling up big companies and demonstrate it to them. Just be careful not to spill the beans on how exactly it works.

Last thing I'd do is post it on 4chan though haha

gl&hf

>>8875231
is the hexagonal light below the glass a refraction of the light above or is there another laser that gives off light in that shape?

>on solarpanels it enhances the output quite significantly
don't they make use of >95% of the light anyway?

>>8875231
So is this just a diffraction grating or something more? What am I missing here?

>>8875231
>and has patented on his name
if it's already patented, post a link or gtfo.

>>8875563
What you're talking about is something that splits the colours of the light so to say, right?
with this it doesnt, the colours of the light gets distributed evenly
also patent link
www google ch/patents/US20070195533

>>8875231
Storm into your local synagogue and stand at the high alter.
Hold it above your head and yell "By the powers of JEW-SKULL!"
Unleash the power of your Jewzor and become king.

>>8875281
I SEE MIRACLES EVERY DAY


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH FUCKING END IT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>8875530
What we have now is between 5 and 30 percent

>>8875794
That's the energy conversion efficiency.

>>8875698
That's fucking nice. I don't know how you can transfer patents from deceased peolpe to a company, but do it, then you'll just need to promote your company.

This is worth billions.

>>8875698
Oh my mistake. I only have experience with diffraction gratings in lasers (so one wavelength). I didn't think about the wavelength change

>>8875913
Luckily my father is still alive, only of very old age..
The problem is how would I go by and interest companies in this?
I want to help him have a good old day and help him 'finish his work'.
I honestly just wouldn't know where to start..

>>8876028
do what I said and contact Ellon Musk. If he loves to spend money on stupid bullshit, I'm sure he also buys concrete things once in a while.

>>8876111
Thanks!
Will give it a shot.

>>8875514
>Just be careful not to spill the beans on how exactly it works.
his problem is that even moderate individuals like myself can easily recreate this stuff off of his OP alone.

this is in "this is a solid idea why didn't we do this before" territory not "wow how did we make such a thing" territory

I think there is a chance this kind of stuff is already out there

>>8875231
>also eliminates reflection on computer screens/car windows etc etc
>can clearly see light reflected off of the material
ok

>>8875231
patent it

>>8875698
no, seriously, what does it do. from the description, it looks like a run-of-the-mill diffraction grating, with several layers stacked upon each other for some reason.

>>8876237
its already patented

Guys I'm calling it a night, contacting the Musk Foundation tomorrow and with a bit of luck it gets somewhere.
I'll check if this thread is still up tomorrow for any who have questions.
Thanks for thinking with me.

>>8876264
I meant like, the blinding glare you get while driving your car, and the sun is low..
When this structure is in the glass of the carwindow you won't have it.

>>8875281
You dumb shit, it's little pieces of gravity that were trapped inside when the rock was formed. There's a real good infographic floating around that explains it.

>>8875231
are you talkin gabout nanophotonic crystals? i wrote a paper on that in my nano class that involved higher resolution images .

>>8876412
>i wrote a paper on that
it's old news in general tbqh senpaitachi.