cambridge university

Can you try reading what I said

studying negative refraction with metamaterials

like glass

and graphite

"In this paper, an approach combining the DG method in space with CG method in time (CG-DG method) is developed to solve time-dependent Maxwell's equations when meta-materials are involved. Both the unconditional L2-stability and error estimate of order are obtained when polynomials of degree at most r is used for the temporal discretization and at most k for the spatial discretization. Numerical results in 3D are given to validate the theoretical results."

So some solid material is needed for negative refraction?

quote from website

a glass barrier yes

with graphite ribbons

which is what libyan dessert glass is

Is that in our atmosphere using the concave model

yup

Image spam dosent even load for me because of my data rn lmao

sorry

but yeah the answer is yes

Too bad we can’t actually see the earth concaving in real life.

the ionoSPHERE karman line at 100km

because light is bending

when the sun stops and the celestial sphere bursts and the octahedron descends you will be able to

ecclesiastes 7:13

**Ecclesiastes 7:13 - King James Version (KJV)**

```Dust


<13> Consider the work of God: for who can make that straight, which he hath made crooked? ```

light will be straight again

Im agnostic

youll be able to see the land mass curving up

https://www.livescience.com/24310-flat-earth-belief.html

doesnt matter ur a child of my father

his name is steven christ

youre in his mind

Lml what

in his earth

my 1st name is christ

youre in his body

I'm with science. Sorry bub

lol. light isnt straight