OK, the title's a tad misleading. It's not actually a laser death ray, and it can't destroy planets or make cars explode, but it can set things on fire ... and all you need to make it is a conked-out old PC.
Intrigued? Thought you might be. The video below shows the DIY laser setting matches alight and cutting things in two, all thanks to one intrepid YouTuber who goes by the name of Ray Anthony (or "styropyro" to his fans) and his innate desire to play with lasers.
Let's be honest, we're never going to get around to making one of our own, so we're just going to enjoy watching these amazing clips.
Here's the "death ray" in action:
And here's how you can make your own:


























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Wednesday 06 October
By Rick Badman
When I designed the power ray in 1967 on the sands of Lake Superior, I envisioned a particle beam weapon that could destroy worlds and even sent the idea to President Nixon in 1970 for a satellite defense system. Once hyperlight physics becomes a reality, hyperlight reactors the size of a van may be able to produce charged particles that exceed the speed of light that could allow a power ray to destroy the world.
What I would like to see is an electromagnetic beam generator that can send a powered projectile to the moon from the back yard of someone. Once that happens, privatization of space will exceed the work NASA has done in space within a matter of months as companies compete to go into space to do work thanks to GSLP. Launching the equivalent of a model rocket to the moon would make producing a "death ray" seem insignificant.
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