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One of the allures of amateur astronomy is to say that we're seeing
the "actual photons" from pick your favorite deep sky object. I was thinking about this and wondering about the veracity of this statement. Since most of us use reflectors or refractors with a diagonal, I was wondering if it is the *same* photon that gets reflected off of a mirror. Since I am scientifically challenged, I don't know the answer. I also don't know if the question even makes sense (is there such a thing as "sameness" in the quantum mechanical world?). |
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