Optics Enthusiast: A Freshman Engineer's Journey into the World of Light

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Hi!

It's my first time to register in this site but I've been reading threads here since a long time now. I'm a freshman engineering undergraduate student whose enthusiasm for this field of science is high, especially for optics. I really enjoyed our light box activity in my high school days haha.

It's nice to be here and I hope to love Physics more!

Cheers,
Claudio
 
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