laser balloons!

After watching a video about lasers and balloons I learned a really interesting fact, A laser can pop every color of balloon expect white balloons! The laser will bounce off the white coloring and illuminate the inside of the balloon. It looks really cool when other color balloons pop. Red pops really easy, and so does orange. Yellow causes about a third of a second of resistance. Green causes half a second of resistance, when turquoise pops it stays for about 1 second then makes a super loud pop. Blue is pretty good, it stays in front of the laser for 3 seconds. Black is really easy, but white will just reflect the light, not absorb the light from the laser so it does not pop. A laser is a form of concentrated light that forms a beam in the direction that you point it in, it keeps on going until it hits a solid surface. I think that why different color balloons pop quicker than others is because some colors reflect more light than others.
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