26 Jun 2025
minutephysics
“This touching shadow phenomenon, which is also called the shadow blister effect, happens when you have a light source shining on two objects that are different distances away from the light. The farther one on its own casts one shadow, and the near one casts another. And when those shadows get close, the near object’s shadow blocks the far object’s shadow, and the shadows appear to merge. But it gets interesting if the light source isn’t a point but has actual size because then the different parts of the light source cast slightly different shadows which overlap and combine to create a blurred shadow. “
cc note:
The Observer Effect is all about perspective. Our balance beam fulcrum position dictates the level of perceived dimensional polarity within the particle wave duality. 2D solar light wave information exchange renders corresponding 3D particle pair expression dependent upon SOL tuning alignment; the fusion/fission nuclear balance. Shadow effect is an observable reflection of corresponding acoustical resonance variability.