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  • Scotch tape can take X-rays - Technology - BrisbaneTimes

    From the page: "the mechanical act of pulling apart the two surfaces causes electric fields to build up that then trigger discharges of energy." YUP!!!! IT'S TRUE I've always known this since I was a kid experimenting in the dark. Try going in a pitch black room - like a... more

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  • Rated by djDeathx on Oct 11, 9:21am

    From the page: "the mechanical act of pulling apart the two surfaces causes electric fields to build up that then trigger discharges of energy." YUP!!!! IT'S TRUE I've always known this since I was a kid experimenting in the dark. Try going in a pitch black room - like a washroom with no windows. Take your regular scotch tape and peel really fast - you'll see a short burst of brief faint light where the tape becomes loose from the roll. TRY IT NOWW!!

  • Reviewed by megamanexent on Sep 23, 4:58pm

    jaxspin, daver17, I'm thinking more like "Does this mean that every time i Peeled tape, i SHOULD have used a big lead plate and now i cant have children?"

  • Reviewed by Nish0 on Sep 01, 2:35pm

    Thats Obsurd

  • Rated by jaxspin on Aug 06, 3:42am

    Davey17, I'm thinking more like "Does this mean I have to put a big lead plate over my balls for future tape peeling?"

  • Rated by jclo123 on Jul 30, 2:01pm

    Wow, this is really interesting. That means peeling too much tape can hurt our fingers!