Ok here you go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StQkRKtj0K8&feature=youtu.be Is this how you think two beams of light passing over each other would look, so that when they're ontop of each other you cannot resolve anything about them? i.e. 2 points of light ontop of each other look exactly the same as a single bright point of light?

how did you make that?

So u showed light blur together

Modelled the electric field of two gaussian beams in MATLAB, plotted the sum of the intensity of each

Whats your point

ahhh

awesome.

Yes, is that how you're saying light behaves?

Im saying the light blurs together

That simulates that tho

That if two beams of light pass over each other you cannot distinguish them from a single brighter beam of light?

Is that how you're saying light works?

No im saying the merge as one

So what do you mean 'merge as one' then

Your eye is a lens

By merge as one are you saying that

Two spots of light ontop of each other is exactly the same as one bright spot of light?

so why did the rocket scientist who helped build NASA off the ground put psalms 19.1 on his gravestone that talks about GOD and the firmament?

Its what light does

nobody knows, maybe a personal think?

What is what light does? You're being especially unclear

it isn't a "clue"

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZvvpOYpdDc>

You cant debunk how light works

Keep trying

What? No one is trying to debunk how light works, I'm trying to figure out how you think light works

`Does Werner Von Braun's Gravestone Prove Flat Earth?`
No.

It doesn't.

psalms 19.1

Because you aren't being clear at all as to how you think light works

It proves whoever wrote on his tombstone believed in the firmament

Kevin, that's quite a jump compared to testing and evidence

That in no way can be extrapolated to prove the FE

Straight forward question, does the simulation I just provided show how you think two beams of light should look as they pass over each other?

Its not about the bible. Its about the description given

you have a NASA rocket scientist who helped create NASA, ( founding father) who puts that on his tombstone, you think he was clued into something you aren't?

For you maybe

Or me.

You brought it up

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@Citizen Z Straight forward question, does the simulation I just provided show how you think two beams of light should look as they pass over each other?

If not, what about it is not as you expect?