The
pattern that forms is a consequence of the number of bounces
each photon makes with the walls of the slit. Its that simple.
For example, those that bounced three times off the slit walls,
clumped together. Those that bounced four times, formed their
own bands of patterns separately.
Changing the width and length of the slit altered the pattern.
Increasing the distance between the slit and the image, magnified
the pattern. Just normal geometry here.
Why would anyone need a double-slit experiment to get such results
when it works fine with one? Why claim that it proves the 'wavicle'
nature of light, when such patterns actually prove that light
consists of particle-photons only?
Others have claimed that such experiments show how consciousness
has some 'magical' effect
on the photons. But every single one of those cannot demonstrate
such experiments in reality. Fanciful papers with much jargon
and very sophistic "academic style", of course have
all the veneer of "science", don't they?
Just more 20th century pseudo-science exposed
for the sophistry that it is.
~ Jonathan Ainsley Bain, 26
July 2021.
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