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Anonymous No.16711050 [Report] >>16711135 >>16711207 >>16711895
So, what is stop scientists from making glasses that sees air movements (like if it was water)?
Anonymous No.16711055 [Report]
Optical tech hasn’t cracked real-time wearable schlieren.
Anonymous No.16711068 [Report] >>16711075 >>16711095 >>16711712
What signals would air movement be giving off that could be detected without it running into the detector?
Anonymous No.16711075 [Report]
>>16711068
Maybe light passing through a moving medium would acquire a phase shift or doppler shift?
Anonymous No.16711095 [Report]
>>16711068
particulate matter is everywhere except (and sometimes even) cleanrooms
if something could magically detect the motion of a certain range of particulate sizes along maybe some sort of focus plane...
Anonymous No.16711135 [Report] >>16711666
>>16711050 (OP)
Like if it WERE water. WERE. Degenerate zoomer animals.
Anonymous No.16711207 [Report]
>>16711050 (OP)
In the absence of any detritus in the fluid or contrast with a fluid interface, seeing motion of water is just as hard as seeing motion of air.
Anonymous No.16711666 [Report]
>>16711135
No zoomer. Also not a fartmerican, so fuck you. As always, you have nothing of value to contribute, but you stay around to feel smart like a scientist. You are not.
Anonymous No.16711712 [Report]
>>16711068
polarization probably
Anonymous No.16711895 [Report]
>>16711050 (OP)
You mean like schlieren imagery?