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Lights and Shadows – Bartosz Ciechanowski
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Interactive article explaining how lights and shadows behave.
Lights and Shadows – Bartosz Ciechanowski Bartosz Ciechanowski Blog Archives Patreon X / Twitter Instagram e-mail RSS July 1, 2020 Lights and Shadows It's hard to describe how paramount light is. Ultimately, it is the only thing we see. But just as important the presence of light is, so is its absence. To talk about light we have to start in darkness so let's jump straight into it. Light is a visible portion of electromagnetic radiation , but in this article I'm not going to discuss any of the underlying details like wave-particle duality . Instead, I'll try to explain how light creates so man
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