I didn't write it out, but what I was trying to get at was that if it would "slow down", then it would be slower on the other side. The explanation that the light travels longer through a medium with the same speed would therefore make sense to me.
But then again, how it wouldn't shoot out in every direction, that doesn't make sense to me.
I don't know much about light, that's why i'm asking. And i'm sure some article or paper would have anwers for that question, I might search it on my own.
If you fire a laser that goes first through vacuum, then through a lens, then again in vacuum, at what speed is the light travelling on the other side?
I think most things you can make yourself, if you're talented enough. Might take a lot of effort though. But afterall, someone made everything in the first place.
Where does time go.
For sure, they are so easy to protect, definetly worth it. These were 13 year old trees and were producing a nice amount of apples. I'm really hoping they make it!
I had the S3, it was an awesome phone.
Yeah been there, done that, didn't help. Now what?
No one does unfortunatly.
I would imagine for decades or centuries at least. Scary stuff.
Coffee addiction? Nothing else left?