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ValenceE
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Hello to all,
White light is made up of all the wavelengths that are in the visible spectrum, and we can see it’s constituents via dispersion in a prism. My question is ;
How are these different wavelengths kept together while light is traveling from it’s source to my eyes ?
Is there a form of entanglement, or, are all the wavelengths emitted in the same proportion ?, that seems to me to be a bit too much to ask from a given source …
Thank you for your response,
VE
White light is made up of all the wavelengths that are in the visible spectrum, and we can see it’s constituents via dispersion in a prism. My question is ;
How are these different wavelengths kept together while light is traveling from it’s source to my eyes ?
Is there a form of entanglement, or, are all the wavelengths emitted in the same proportion ?, that seems to me to be a bit too much to ask from a given source …
Thank you for your response,
VE