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Caesar Saloma’s Empire of Light - University of the Philippines

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A glass sphere refracting a captivating blue prism. Photo by Charles Baden via Envato.   After almost 44 years of academic service, the country’s first ever Optica Fellow is just getting started. Light is a peculiar thing to study. In the 1700s, Isaac Newton believed that light was made up of particles too small to see. At around the same time, Dutch physicist Christiaan Huygens proposed that light behaved like a wave, which explains things like…
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Caesar Saloma’s Empire of Light - University of the Philippines

A glass sphere refracting a captivating blue prism. Photo by Charles Baden via Envato.   After almost 44 years of academic service, the country’s first ever Optica Fellow is just getting started. Light is a peculiar thing to study. In the 1700s, Isaac Newton believed that light was made up of particles too small to see. At around the same time, Dutch physicist Christiaan Huygens proposed that light behaved like a wave, which explains things like…

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