Using a green laser beam, a ruby crystal, and blue light illumination, they demonstrated that light, under specific conditions, could block another light source, creating a visible shadow.

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The green light increases the absorption of the blue beam, creating a darker region that casts the shadow. The researchers measured a maximum contrast of around 22 percent, roughly the equivalent ...

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The green laser increases the optical absorption of the blue illuminating laser beam, creating a matching region in the illuminating light and creating a darker area that appears as a shadow of ...

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The effect occurs because the green laser increases the optical absorption of the blue illuminating laser beam, creating a matching region in the illuminating light with lower optical intensity.