But when passing through a very narrow gap, it is another situation. The scattering range of light has obviously increased. Not only does a cone with a diameter larger than the original beam range appear behind the baffle, but also the surrounding shadows

A faint circular ring of light appeared.

Jeffrey pondered for a long time. He held a white paper in his hand and filled it with the rules summarized from previous experiments. Three places were highlighted and circled, which was certain.

First, monochromatic light cannot be subdivided. Second, the same medium refracts light of various colors to different degrees. Third, light of various colors has a diffusion phenomenon and will not disappear due to the weakening of its intensity.

Now is the time to explore the fourth key point, which is also the most critical, and to study the phenomenon of light diffusion in depth.

Jeffrey's hand was tightly holding a quill dipped in ink, but he could not move for a long time.

"Teacher, would you like to add a few more holes on the baffle?" A wizard said out of the blue.

What they have been experimenting with before has always been a single-hole baffle. What if it is replaced by a double-hole baffle, or even a three-hole baffle?

"We can also change the round hole into other shapes, such as triangles, rectangles, etc., maybe we will make new discoveries..." Another apprentice also suggested.

Jeffrey suddenly felt his eyes light up, but he hadn't had time to try these two points yet.

"Then give it a try."
Chapter completed!