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by hn3333
2351 days ago
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Probably it's just how the math works out. The atoms emit in all directions, however the waves traveling in all the other non-correct (according to reflections and refraction laws) directions cancel each other out, and only the ones with the new correct direction are still there / visible. |
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This example is wrong, but useful, and it's (probably) less wrong than what you've been talking about so far. At the very least, it's more useful.