Engineering question

[brick4956]

Lets say theres an environment where its millimeter Kelvin and a substrate is being hit with a pulsed laser at 1350c anyone here that knows of this type of thermal could be tackled

 

[Veritate Duce Progredi]

I don't think this is the best venue for your question. I'd suggest finding a physics reddit/forum.

 

[GoldenAura]

Might be better off asking in the comedy thread.

 

[calvegas04]

Yes

 

[Irish#1]

Lets say theres an environment where its millimeter Kelvin and a substrate is being hit with a pulsed laser at 1350c anyone here that knows of this type of thermal could be tackled

ChatGPT

 

[Me2SouthBend]

Just DM 2008.

 

[brick4956]

Just DM 2008.

Found an llm that I can use that has PhD level recursive reasoning

 

[arndtjc]

“Sir another Brick question has hit IrishEnvy”

 

[ginman]

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“Sir another Brick question has hit IrishEnvy”

I think he is going to need to PIIHB!

 

[Old Man Mike]

Shouldn't bother to point this out, but question is retarded ungrammatical goof-ism.

Operating high energy infrared lasers in milliKelvin temperatures creates Bose-Einstein condensates for anyone who might be interested in atomic manipulations (maybe for nano-technology of a type.) But this is commonly known as most of you already are aware.

 

[Irish#1]

Shouldn't bother to point this out, but question is retarded ungrammatical goof-ism.

Operating high energy infrared lasers in milliKelvin temperatures creates Bose-Einstein condensates for anyone who might be interested in atomic manipulations (maybe for nano-technology of a type.) But this is commonly known as most of you already are aware.

This is why I suggested ChatGPT. Maybe it could figure out what he was asking. lol

 

[KPENN]

Can you at least put your threads in the right section?

 

[MacIrish75]

Lets say theres an environment where its millimeter Kelvin and a substrate is being hit with a pulsed laser at 1350c anyone here that knows of this type of thermal could be tackled