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The discussion focuses on how light interacts with various substances and geometric mediums. Three key concepts are explored: light entering a prism, which reflects and separates it into different angles; light passing through a spectroscope, where it is refracted but continues as a single beam; and light entering a disperser, resulting in multiple beams traveling in different directions. Isaac Newton's studies on this topic are mentioned as a reference point. For further information, searching "refraction of light" on Google is recommended. Understanding these interactions is essential for grasping the behavior of light in different contexts.
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I'm thinking about how light would react when passing through certain substance/or geometric medium

3 concepts come to mind when considering the idea

1 the light (beam, frequency notwithstanding) enters a prism and is reflected and separated into several different angles within the translucent object but does not continue outward from it

2 the light enters spectroscope as single beam and is refracted and redirected throughout and continues traveling as a single beam afterwards

3 the light enters disperser and propagates as with other concepts but produces an outcome of several to many beams all going in separate directions
 
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Isaac Newton did some studies on this topic. You might find some information on Google if you look up the term 'refraction of light'
 
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