Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "The 9 Experiments That Will Change Your View of Light (And Blow Your Mind)" video.

  1. Perhaps you can help me. On the polarizing experiment why can't the waves simply be rotating after going through a slit? I mean he explains it like waves are static on certain planes at completely verticle or horizontal. He just assumes they snap into orientation, and simply aren't rotating making a spiral path. Why. I guess I am missing the experiment where we know the orientation as the light passes onto the next slits after successfully passing the first. ( Also second thought. Why does he beleive they are snapping in the first place, and not being deflected into position to go through the slit correctly. )
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