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A team of physicists has taken a step towards creating more powerful lasers out of sound instead of light.
They used beams of light to create a microsphere (a tiny ball) of silicon oxide (SiO) to vibrate a tiny ball in a vacuum.
They then used an alternating electric field to create resonance, amplifying the sound waves up to a thousand fold at those frequencies.
The study is published in the journal eLight and could have practical uses beyond just being pretty neat.
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