Tha Ghee wrote:
"thelizman" wrote in message
...

Light bulbs break when you turn them on. They break because over time
the filament loses mass as it is vapor deposited on the cool surface of
the inside of the bulb. When enough material vaporizes, the filament can
no longer handle the current passing through it.


they also break when there's to much current going through the circuit, but
you left that part out in your infinite wisdom.

What part of "the filament can NO LONGER HANDLE THE CURRENT PASSING
THROUGH IT" escaped your comprehension, smacktard?


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