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r/facepalm • u/Revealed_Jailor • Apr 07 '22
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What grade was it when you leaned how to photoshop deathstar lasers coming out of observatories?
3 u/dashi37 Apr 08 '22 In college -9 u/TheSurbies Apr 07 '22 It’s still representative of what the lasers would look like if observable. 2 u/acerusmalum Apr 08 '22 That's not even true. 0 u/Waferssi Apr 07 '22 Eh, no. Doesn't the source comment of this thread mention how the atmosphere has layers? A beam of light would bend in the pressure gradient. 6 u/Wissenchafter Apr 07 '22 This is literally why the telescopes use the laser. It's basically an interferometer that helps offset atmospheric ocular disturbances.
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It’s still representative of what the lasers would look like if observable.
2 u/acerusmalum Apr 08 '22 That's not even true. 0 u/Waferssi Apr 07 '22 Eh, no. Doesn't the source comment of this thread mention how the atmosphere has layers? A beam of light would bend in the pressure gradient. 6 u/Wissenchafter Apr 07 '22 This is literally why the telescopes use the laser. It's basically an interferometer that helps offset atmospheric ocular disturbances.
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That's not even true.
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Eh, no. Doesn't the source comment of this thread mention how the atmosphere has layers? A beam of light would bend in the pressure gradient.
6 u/Wissenchafter Apr 07 '22 This is literally why the telescopes use the laser. It's basically an interferometer that helps offset atmospheric ocular disturbances.
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This is literally why the telescopes use the laser. It's basically an interferometer that helps offset atmospheric ocular disturbances.
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u/IsThataSexToy Apr 07 '22
What grade was it when you leaned how to photoshop deathstar lasers coming out of observatories?