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What is exactly hitting the retina for us to perceive white light in a room radiated by light from a lightbulb?
The light from the lightbulb caused by heat radiates wavelengths randomly through the space around it. But how could it be that the superposition of these random frequencies and wavelengths end up being close to white?
The light from the lightbulb caused by heat radiates wavelengths randomly through the space around it. But how could it be that the superposition of these random frequencies and wavelengths end up being close to white?