Laser Balloon

The video explores the effects of a powerful laser on different colored balloons. It demonstrates that a red balloon doesn't pop because it reflects red light, while a blue balloon pops due to light absorption turning into heat. A white balloon remains intact as it reflects all colors. An experiment is conducted to pop an inside balloon without affecting the outside one, showcasing the laser's precision. Safety precautions are emphasized due to the laser's potential to damage eyes and camera sensors.

Why does the red balloon not pop when hit by the red laser?

• The balloon absorbs the laser light.

• The balloon is too strong.

• The red balloon reflects red light.

• The laser is not powerful enough.

What happens to the blue balloon when it is hit by the laser?

• It remains intact.

• It changes color.

• It absorbs the laser light and pops.

• It reflects the laser light.

What is the reason for the blue balloon popping?

• The balloon is not inflated enough.

• The balloon absorbs light energy, converting it to heat.

• The laser is too powerful.

• The balloon is weak.

Why does the white balloon not pop when exposed to the laser?

• It reflects all colors of light.

• It is made of a stronger material.

• It absorbs all colors of light.

• The laser is not aimed correctly.

How does the color of a car affect its temperature on a sunny day?

• Color does not affect temperature.

• White cars absorb more sunlight.

• Black cars reflect more sunlight.

• White cars reflect more sunlight.

What was the result of placing the glue balloon outside the clear balloon?

• Both balloons popped.

• Only the glue balloon popped.

• Only the clear balloon popped.

• Neither balloon popped.

Why is it important to wear protective eyewear when using the laser?

• To enhance vision.

• To look stylish.

• To protect the eyes from potential burns.

• To prevent the laser from reflecting.