Isaac Newton propounded that light consists of a flow of particles. Generations of students and researchers have accepted this idea. Light was believed to be composed of large numbers of billiard-ball type material bodies, visualized as spherical objects that traveled through vacuum and non-opaque regions with no luminiferous medium required. Thomas Young’s work in the early nineteenth century contradicted this established view. He apparently started with a pro-wave agenda, which he communicated to the scientific community by means of a series of well-constructed experiments. One of his experiments remains one of the most famous and beautiful, the two slot experiment. Our students tried to make an artistic representation of the experiment.
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