| > | I got some candles out and lit them but could not see this effect. What | > | was your setup? I did however see some interesting diffraction effects | > | by shining a flashlight at a candle flame in a darkened room and | > | observing the "shadow" on a white wall. | > | > I shone a laser pointer right through a flame and noticed nothing. | > Why does he still kick his mother in the stomach? | > | | I did the same thing, nothing. Try a flashlight. No way. If want to see diffraction the easiest way is a CD or DVD. http://www.mrfiber.com/images/cddiffract.jpg http://static.flickr.com/47/147127866_48f2193c2c_m.jpg My point was his question was presumptuous. Do you still beat your mother? a) Yes: You are an evil tyrant. b) No: When did you stop, evil tyrant? In this newsgroup, such questions are all too common. Why does fire have a shadow? That's not a question I can answer because it doesn't. |
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