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Why does a microwave have a turntable? Press the steps, or wait and the machine runs them by itself.×3
05101520cm1.0µF 2100V2M 2450HV12:00123456789STARTSTOPOPEN800 W · 2450 MHz
power0 Wfrequency2.45 GHzwavelength12.24 cmspot gap–speed of light–water20 °Ctimer0:00
The big idea: the waves bounce between the metal walls and stack into fixed hot spots 6.12 cm apart. Melt a still chocolate bar, double the gap and multiply by 2.45 GHz: 299,900 km/s, the speed of light. The turntable carries the food through the spots.
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Space or Enter runs the next step · ← → switch machines
Made by @elvar_official · drawn in code with Claude Code on the iso kit from wheresryan22/anatomy (MIT)