Polarized Light
oxygen polarize sunlight - An Optical Navigation System Better Than GPS
- sun make oxygen atom electon oscilate
- they behave then as oscilator themself
- the sky act as a polarizer
- the process is call raylight scattering
- if there was no oxygen, the sky would look black like on the moon.
- polarisation is not uniform, it depends on where the sun is relative to you.
- thatβs also why the sky is blue
- insect like bees have eyes that behave an optical compass (relative to the sun position)
Written on January 10, 2026, Last update on
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