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I didnt expect that! Interesting that there are even telecommunication experiments with "circular polarized" light. It still seems most light has no circular po
by strainer 8y ago
I didnt expect that! Interesting that there are even telecommunication experiments with "circular polarized" light. It still seems most light has no circular polarization though and it can't supercoil like DNA either, unless guided through a coiled fiber or something.
- starbeast 8y agoI think most light has some circular polarisation component. Also, modern 3d films use clockwise and anticlockwise polarised light to project the left and right images.