AI: V8 (Second Timer)

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  There has been the effort to study extreme UV to etch the next generation of computer chips. It’s become plasma-generated extreme UV rays.

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  All green plants use chlorophyll trillions of times a day to aim 40 photons of light precisely at a water molecule to break it apart.

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  Eyes use the cornea and the lens to aim light to the pencil-dent sized cornea valley in our retina so we can focus on berries, bugs and bedtime stories.

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  Scientists have been searching hard for a way to cut computer chip wafers with circuitry down to 10, 9 and 8 millimeters.

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  A 500-nm blob of molten tin was shot across a chamber at 100 mph.  A helium-argon laser blasted it midway making it plasma which produced coveted extreme UV light (10 nm).

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  Then someone got the great idea to “double shoot” the 100 mph tin blob, hitting it first with a weaker blast.

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  The first blast heated the tin, causing it to expand like a growing balloon.

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  The second  laser shot was reflected because of the blobs increased surface area. Viola! The additional extreme UV needed happened!

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  The next generation of extreme UV computer etched chips will soon be aiming accurately to 8 nanometers producing the most powerful chips ever made to help power your phones, tablets, laptops and a million other things!

EXTREME UV CHIPS:  The blob of metal shot with the double-shot laser as an aluminum blob.