A creator used a particle accelerator to capture stunning “lightning in a bottle” inside acrylic.
High-energy electrons were embedded into a clear acrylic cylinder, gradually building intense electrical charge.
The acrylic tube was rotated continuously to ensure uniform electron exposure on all sides.
A small motor and battery powered the rotation while the cylinder remained inside the radiation field.
Once fully charged, a sharp impact released the energy, creating dramatic branching lightning patterns.
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The final result reveals beautiful three-dimensional Lichtenberg figures frozen inside the solid acrylic.
