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I just had a great idea.	by dodrian	2005-05-11 09:48:39
Wouldn't work.	by McGowan	2005-05-11 09:51:06
I don't think so...	by dodrian	2005-05-11 09:54:44
Light only refacts when transfering mediums. I would assume that a torch spreads out because the light comes from a bulb that is in a glass vacuum (or possibly air, I'm not sure, but air and vacuum have almost the same index of refraction) and then is refracted when it passes through the glass into the water. I think this problem could be overcome.
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don't they already use flashlights and stuff...	by cybergeek	2005-05-11 09:56:26
Actually...	by dodrian	2005-05-11 09:59:20
Perhaps more importantly...	by imperito	2005-05-11 10:07:27
Oh yeah... You're right :-) (n/t)	by dodrian	2005-05-11 10:10:47
Well, sort of.	by mortaine	2005-05-11 10:20:26
Teach you to hit q targets better wont it? (n/t)	by joecrouse	2005-05-11 16:39:30
I'm thinking along the lines of	by McGowan	2005-05-11 10:02:47
Sure, you can test against the sharks :-) (n/t)	by dodrian	2005-05-11 10:08:57
Ok, the sharks were Illiads idea, he should	by McGowan	2005-05-11 10:12:33
No, he'll be too busy sorting out insurance ;-) (n/t)	by dodrian	2005-05-11 10:17:28
no-one should be testing	by McGowan	2005-05-11 10:37:04
Not any more than wind affects "normal" light.	by Esteis	2005-05-11 10:45:08
pollutants in the water would be annoying	by McGowan	2005-05-11 10:48:46

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