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How Does Light Actually Work?

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the newly born Universe buzzed and

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frothed with Boundless Energy even after

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the Raging furnace of the first few

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minutes had died away temperatures

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Universe wide were more than 100 million

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de for thousands of years this Primal

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heat burned a cosmos of plasma a super

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hot mix of particles and radiation until

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one day it changed

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forever that day arrived when the

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universe was almost 400,000 years old

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and had cooled to about 3,000 Kelvin in

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this now comparatively tepid soup lone

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electrons met lone protons and finally

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could stick together forming the first

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atoms but this was not all for as each

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electron and proton bound together a

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small amount of energy was released a

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packet of energy that raced away the

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cosmic speed limit the speed of light a

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particle of energy born in the formation

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of a hydrogen atom a particle we call a

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photon a particle of light

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itself this Photon was far from the

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first but as the universe began

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transitioning from plasma into neutral

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gas light could then for the first time

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stream freely through its reaches and so

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our photons long long journey

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began it headed out first into the

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universe's Dark Ages a time before the

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first Stars burned a time before the

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first galaxies formed in the Eerie

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Darkness gravity pulled on mass to mold

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the first seeds of cosmic structure but

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the photon sped on and noticed nothing

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eventually the first Stars burst into

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life around it massive and Bloated these

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ancient Suns burned themselves out in a

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cosmic blink of an eye as the first

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super giant black holes grew rapidly

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between them as they e devoured Mass but

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the photon sped on and noticed nothing

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the first galaxies began to assemble the

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sky lit up with the fires of uncountable

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young Stars across the cosmos as they

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began to fuse the initial hydrogen and

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helium atoms into heavier

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elements but the photon sped on and

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noticed

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nothing Millions steadily turned into

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billions of years and as galaxies grew

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and matured eventually the intense light

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of young Stars began to settle the

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photon's journey could have potentially

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lasted forever into eternity but after

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almost 14 billion light years of travel

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a large spiral galaxy steadily came into

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view its Destiny was set near a small

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blue dot orbiting a small white star

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after crossing the last few thousand

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light years the photon collided with a

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piece of metal part of a telescope built

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by humans and orbiting near the planet

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Earth the photons energy was completely

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absorbed energizing electrons and

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registering on

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detectors but as the photon vanished

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from existence its billions year-long

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Journey complete it still simply did not

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notice because to the photon itself

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the journey never took place 13.8

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billion years of cosmic time disappeared

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in an

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instant yet how can this be light has

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existed in the universe from its

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earliest moments and will continue to

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exist long after humanity and the stars

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are shred to dust but just how does it

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work and how can it seemingly last

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forever and perhaps most importantly

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what even is

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it light is fast it only takes 0.13

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seconds for it to circulate the entire

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YouTube light had played a pivotal role

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since the cosmos's very beginning in

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these earlier times it had only existed

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for the very briefest of moments

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slamming into speeding particles before

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it had a chance to travel anywhere one

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piece of light dying as another was born

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however our parcel of light was born

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into a very different very transparent

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Universe with the cosmic Maelstrom of

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the Big Bang finally abated our Photon

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could begin its immense Journey

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unhindered as it traveled many

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generations of stars led to our sun and

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billions of years after humans began to

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walk on the surface of our small rocky

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planet and So eventually as our Photon

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was a couple of thousand light years

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distant from Earth those humans began to

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wander all men by Nature desire to know

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an indication of this is the Delight we

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take in our senses and above all others

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the sense of sight this most of all the

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senses makes us know and brings to light

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many different between

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things the ancient Greeks wondered if

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light emanated from the eyes touching

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and feeling the world around us but

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clearly there are times when it is dark

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when we can't see anything so they

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concluded light must be something

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external something captured by our eyes

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Islamic scientists went on to unravel

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the properties of light finding rules of

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reflection and the magnification

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properties of glass lenses light was

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clearly a natural part of the universe

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around

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us but it took the coming of the

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Scientific Revolution and a fight

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between two giants of science for

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light's deepest secrets to be finally

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uncovered the year was 1652 and Dutch

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physicist astronomer mathematician and

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allround genius Christian haggens was

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exploring Optical phenomena he had noted

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how light traveled through lenses and

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bounced off mirror surface surfes and

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was particularly interested in the

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phenomenon of refraction where the path

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of light is bent when it passes from one

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medium to another haggens noticed that

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light was often split into the colors of

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the rainbow by his instruments and

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sometimes strange patterns of dark and

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light would be produced clear evidence

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to him that light was some sort of wave

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some sort of traveling oscillating

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phenomenon oscillations can be found

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throughout nature from planetary orbits

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to vibrating electrons but let's start

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with a simple

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picture think of a child on a

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swing as they swing their position

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oscillates from one position to the next

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and then back again just like a pendulum

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that drives the regular ticking and

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talking of a grandfather clock when

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oscillations act in unison but slightly

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out of Step waves are formed a stone

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thrown in a flat Pond pulls the water

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down with it but the water bounces back

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this splash of water pulls on its

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neighbors inducing them to oscillate

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which in turn pulls on their own

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neighbors these oscillations fan out

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across the pond as a steadily Rippling

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pattern of waves waves are everywhere

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from sound waves csing in the air to

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ocean water waves driven by the wind and

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moon seismic shifts can generate violent

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and destructive earthquakes in our

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planetary crust whilst similar waves

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Ripple in the atmosphere of the Sun and

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other

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stars and so light seemed also to be a

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wave but this left an obvious question

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if light is a wave just what was doing

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