Optics
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Oct 18, 2026
Weekend World Show Podcast 18-10-2026 Hazrat ISA (Jesus) A.S
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46:00Waleed AhmadHOST
It was a groundbreaking start of a book.
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46:02Waleed AhmadHOST
In fact, it was the beginnings of a manuscript that would revolutionize optics.
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46:08Waleed AhmadHOST
And the groundbreaking book that eventually came up was Kitab al-Manazir, The Book of Optics.
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46:15Waleed AhmadHOST
And to understand why his book was so revolutionary, one needs to examine the intellectual paralysis that had gripped the study of vision previously.
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46:25Waleed AhmadHOST
For over a millennium by that time, and what was truly remarkable about Muslim scholars, and this is a commentary of what Muslim scholars were able to achieve, is that they did not simply translate manuscripts from earlier civilizations.
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53:09Arsalan AmdiHOST
Remember, I once said algebra was my favorite subject in maths.
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53:13Arsalan AmdiHOST
Yeah, optics.
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53:14Arsalan AmdiHOST
Together with trigonometry, right? Optics was my favorite subject in physics.
Ep 209 - Sir Isaac Newton with Chloe-Anne Banks
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18:36Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
Obviously, alongside universal law of gravitation and all of that, he also sort of massively pioneered the field and our, like, understanding of light.
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18:46Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
And he sort of published not only Principia, but also Optics, which is a very famous work of mine.
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18:50Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
light and optics.
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18:54MichaelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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38:48Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
And once it was published in English, it sort of got a bit wider spread across the continent a bit more.
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38:54Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
And it became a bit more widely known.
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38:57Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
But his Optics, which was his second book, I think it's his, yeah, his second book, was published in English originally, first time.
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39:06Chloe-Anne BanksGUEST
So the first editions you can read, they are in English, which is an interesting transition then from sort of the language of science with Latwell.
War at the Speed of Information: Data Transport, Decision Advantage, & the Future of Military Space Communications
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7:46Jennifer ReevesGUEST
A much smaller footprint reduces spillover and the opportunity for detection, interception, or interference.
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7:53Jennifer ReevesGUEST
Optical communications also operate outside the increasingly congested RF spectrum, adding capacity without competing for finite RF bandwidth.
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8:03Jennifer ReevesGUEST
And perhaps most importantly, optical links can increasingly connect nodes across a mesh network, space to space, space to ground, and potentially to air and other nodes.
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8:14Jennifer ReevesGUEST
That's what begins to change the architecture.
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40:08Brent MarquandGUEST
So you need to have that flexibility, but you need to have those standards.
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40:12Brent MarquandGUEST
Otherwise, you're going to set yourself up like we did, like we found often in the RF, in the communication realm, terrestrially, where you lock yourself into a certain protocol and a certain way of doing business that may not be optimized for the entire system.
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40:34Brent MarquandGUEST
con ops that you want to to engage in so because you need those standards but you need the flexibility it has to have a government lead to to to get to the to the idea of this is going to be the most flexible thing that i can do and this is where it applies in this specific area and what i want to do in the comps that i want to do it this one is going to apply for this con ops and what i needed to do and well Optical communication looks the same.
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41:03Brent MarquandGUEST
I may have to have a different standard to do a different thing.
Isaac Newton
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2:21speaker_0NARRATOR
In the field of optics, he built the first reflecting telescope.
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2:26speaker_0NARRATOR
His observations with prisms showed that white light consists of a spectrum of colors.
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2:32speaker_0NARRATOR
He later published these findings in a book titled Optics.
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2:36speaker_0NARRATOR
Beyond his scientific pursuits, he served as the Master of the Royal Mint.
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2:41speaker_0NARRATOR
He spent dreißig years in London managing British coinage.
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11:46speaker_2NARRATOR
His notes and published works provided a foundation for the development of modern analysis and geometry.
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Even after moving to London to work at the Mint, he continued to engage with mathematical challenges, demonstrating his lifelong commitment to the field.
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Optics.
WWE NXT Preview - World's Collide Go-Home Show! The Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic BEGINS! Kelani Jordan & Zaria Vs. La Catalina & Thea Hail! What's Going On With Kendal Grey?!
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8:42Michael SidgwickHOST
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8:42Michael SidgwickHOST
this is the losing of a war because I would've worked my darndest to find an Optics win somewhere in the molasses of the Windy City war, such as, I don't know-
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8:53Michael HamflettHOST
More, more punters
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8:53Michael SidgwickHOST
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What Does a Space Force Actually Do All Day?
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9:57Herman PoppleberryHOST
This is the bulk of the infrastructure, and I want to be clear about the proportion.
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10:01Herman PoppleberryHOST
Radars, ANFPS-85, the Space Fence, Cobra Dane, the Long Range Discrimination Radar, PARCS, the Upgraded Early Warning Radars, a C-band Space Surveillance Radar, Optical, which is GEODSS, and the Space Surveillance Telescope, Ground Stations, the Satellite Control Network, and Launch, which is contracted, Atlas V, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Electron, Pegasus.
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10:27CornHOST
So, the spacecraft are a few dozen objects, and the ground
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10:32Herman PoppleberryHOST
is a planetary-scale machine.
Episode 94: The Siren Song Of The Secret Treaty
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59:30AndyHOST
So, yeah, Britain, not doing great.
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59:33JamesHOST
Yeah, you know, optics-wise, they're no Italian.
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59:37JamesHOST
Moral-wise.
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59:37JamesHOST
Yeah, they're no Italian World War II force.