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You seem to be thinking of fractals instead of holograms.
by wcoenen 12y ago
You seem to be thinking of fractals instead of holograms.
- CamperBob2 12y agoWhat happens when you break a hologram in half? What happens when you break a TV screen in half? Looks like a lot of people with voting privileges don't know what a hologram actually is.
- wcoenen 12y agoAlthough it is true that you can reconstruct a holographic image with only a piece of a hologram plate, you do lose information. The spatial resolution will get worse and the field of view will be reduced. I don't think you're supposed to lose information when you zoom in on a true fractal. Anyway, I think the part of the article that you quoted (about the TV pixels) was just explaining the idea that space could turn out to be discrete if you zoom in enough.