How do lasers work? - Naked Science Scrapbook

From DVD players and supermarket scanners to laser pointers and Bond movies, lasers are part of our lives. But just how do they work? In this Naked Science S...

Wired Science: World's Most Powerful Lasers

Wired Science heads to the National Ignition Facility, where an enormous 192-beam laser bay may become capable of fusing hydrogen atoms into helium - creatin...

7th Grade Laser Science Experiment

This wsa a 7th Grade Science Project for Michael. We were learning how light bends when moving from one medium to another that has a different refractive index.

Homemade Laser Light Show - Science Project

Easy Science project that gathers some attention by being able to "see" sound. Basically a laser pointer shining onto a small mirror that is taped to the con...

Philip's Blue Laser Science Project

Philip uses and demonstrates laser pointers to pop balloons, light matches and cut tape in his 4th grade science project.

Hot Topics in Laser Science XXVIII

Laser Science XXVIII General Co- Chairs Philippe M. Fauchet and David M. Villanueve, provide an overview of the exciting laser science hot topics being cover...

Portal 2 On Laser Harp - Reconstructing Science

Music from Portal 2 - Reconstructing Science Remixed by me, added some extra layers and re-arranged the track without the main melody parts, so that I could ...

Octopus Laser - Backstage Science

Octopus is a laser system at the Central Laser Facility. More backstage science at http://www.backstagescience.com/ The laser facility is part of the Science...

Seeing Laser Light: a fun, at-home science experiment

When light travels from one material to another (such as traveling from water to air) it bends. We can't usually see light beams, but with a laser and a litt...

FiO/LS 2011 - Laser Science Meeting Highlights

Robert Boyd, University of Rochester, highlights this year's hot topics at the 27th annual Laser Science Meeting.