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Camera Sees Around Corners

JUL 10, 2012
Super-short light pulses build up pictures behind walls.
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Camera Sees Around Corners

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  1. Femtosecond laser - A laser that uses extremely short pulses of light, measured in quadrillionths (millionths of a billionth) of a second.
  2. Photon - A particle of light.
  3. Reflection - The change in direction experienced by light when it hits a surface or object, such as a mirror.
  4. Scattered light - Light that is caused to deviate from its normally straight path, due to an obstacle, for example, and move in a way that is different from a simple reflection from a surface, for example a spreading out of a light beam after it hits a wall.

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