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How do sunbeams work?

>> No.11227802
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>> No.11227818

>>11227801
where do I read up on jewish physics?

>> No.11227902

>>11227818
just read physics

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>>11227802
BIG BOWLING would have you convinced that their lanes are parallel. Does this look parallel to you? Think sheeple!

>> No.11228020

>>11227802
no one can be this retarded

>> No.11228024

>>11227801
Nice question OP. I also have a question about sunbeams : given that we know exactly where they came from, we can pinpoint their momentum to an extremely high precision. Also we can detect them and pinpoint their position. How does this not violate Heisenberg's uncertainty principle?

>> No.11229179

You need to visualise them as ripples emanating from the sun.
There are no "beams",
It's concentric circles moving outwards as waves, these waves use the background EMF as a medium.
Light is just ripples in an electromagnetic 3 dimensional ocean.