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Ramesh Raskar on slow motion light — at a trillion [10^12] frames per second

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This needs to go in the Sci-tech watch department for UD:

Not directly relevant to ID debates, but a glimpse at the wonders of our world that are well worth pondering. END

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Hi Kairos, true, it could be great teaching tool. I'll show this to my kids. Problem with Youtube is once you see first video it shows related ones and than 2 hours later you wonder what happened :DEugen
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Eugen, Yes, truly beautiful and illuminating, including the exponential decay of intensity and the way light bounces every which ways. Notice the bounce-back to the entry end? Then, see how picosecond pulses could be used to see around corners and into things? Light is truly amazing stuff. If I were teaching school physics still, I would show this to my students, you can see the waves at work. KF PS: Expands capacity of the old 3-d chalkboard in the head, too.kairosfocus
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Spectacular!Eugen
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When I buy my Chinese remake of the Japanese copy of the US original I will not faff around with Coke bottles. I will fire a photon at a double slit and collect my Nobel.Belfast
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Ditto, thanks.kairosfocus
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I see it.Barry Arrington
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Can readers see this now? The embed code has been changed.News
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H'mm, it seems UD still has a dropped embeds problem. Pardon while I get this fixed.kairosfocus
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