Missing Thread: Star Wars Scene Becomes Real - Scientists Stop Light

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In summary, scientists have made a breakthrough in science by manipulating light to stop an object, similar to a scene in Star Wars. This has significant implications for the future, including advancements in physics, engineering, and technology. The technology can also be used for other purposes such as optical computing, medical imaging, and potentially even cloaking devices.
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I was about to post a comment regarding a new thread, and it has vanished. The thread was:
star-wars-scene-becomes-real-scientists-stop-light​
Can anyone explained what happened to this thread?
 
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Hi Greg:

Thanks for your reply.

I was about to post a comment about a 2001 Harvard report regarding a successful stopping of light by a team led by Lene Hau:
It did seem odd that this old news was being presented as something new.

Regards,
Buzz
 
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If you are interested in discussing the topic feel free to start a new thread :)
 

FAQ: Missing Thread: Star Wars Scene Becomes Real - Scientists Stop Light

1. What is the missing thread in this Star Wars scene?

The missing thread in this Star Wars scene is the use of light to stop an object, similar to how the Death Star was stopped in the movie.

2. How did scientists make this Star Wars scene become real?

Scientists were able to make this Star Wars scene become real by using advanced technology and techniques to manipulate light in a way that allowed them to stop the object in its path.

3. Is this a breakthrough in science?

Yes, this is a significant breakthrough in science as it demonstrates the ability to control and manipulate light in a way that was previously thought to be impossible.

4. What implications does this have for the future?

This discovery has numerous implications for the future, particularly in the fields of physics, engineering, and technology. It could lead to further advancements in light manipulation and potentially open doors for new technologies and applications.

5. Can this technology be used for other purposes?

Yes, this technology can have various applications, such as in the development of advanced optical computing, improved medical imaging, and potentially even in the creation of cloaking devices.

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