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ESOcast 193 Light: Bubbles of Brand New Stars

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Matter & waves

Light as a wave

Diffraction and interference

Eric Mazur on Stopping Time

Sound Waves

Lasers Replace Spark Plugs

Projectile Motion

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William D. Phillips on the universe

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The Light of the World