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A diagram showing a modern approach to measuring the speed of light using Foucault's rotating mirror method.
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  • 2005-03-15 23:52 Rhodesl 800×400×8 (95382 bytes) A diagram showing a modern approach to measuring the speed of light using Foucault's rotating mirror method.

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