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From: Flancian <0@flancia.org>
Date: Tue, 20 May 2025 00:26:07 +0200
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     - Could you use diffraction gratings at astronomic scales to see into the past? E.g. by making visible light from a star that has taken a longer (slower) path to get to us.
     - The effect that makes lights 'stretch out' in one direction in some mediums, like water (think of night lights reflected on a lake) or... the effect that is apparent in my chrome kitchen countertop that is quite something and I sometimes call the [[rainbow folding]]). I'm unsure if these are really related but something about the discussion about the paths that light can take made me think of it.
   - All in all I really enjoy thinking about [[physics]] as of late.
+  - -> [[Action principles]] and [[Lagrangian]] are both interesting over at Wikipedia.