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It is definitely possible that I’m missing something here. But, for example, if we are trying to get an image of a dinosaur, and we’re only getting one photon
by bee_rider 2y ago
It is definitely possible that I’m missing something here.
But, for example, if we are trying to get an image of a dinosaur, and we’re only getting one photon per week, how’s that work? The dinosaur should have moved before the second photon is sent off, right?
- itishappy 2y agoYou're totally right, it's me that's missing something. If you had something that moved predictably, say a whole planet, you might be able to get results by accumulating over a long period of time, but single photons would not be useful for imaging a dinosaur.