scintylacji
Scintillation is a phenomenon where light is temporarily varied in intensity due to the passage of light through a medium with small variations in refractive index. This effect is commonly observed in astronomy, where it causes stars to twinkle when viewed from the Earth's surface. The variations in the refractive index are typically caused by temperature fluctuations in the Earth's atmosphere.
Scintillation can also occur in other contexts, such as in optics and telecommunications. In optics, it can
The study of scintillation is important in various fields, including astronomy, optics, and telecommunications. In astronomy,
Scintillation is a complex phenomenon that involves the interaction of light with a turbulent medium. Its study