New Study Uncovers the Conjugated Dual-Size Effect
In a breakthrough study, scientists have discovered a new phenomenon in optics: the conjugated dual size effect. This effect allows for two different light sources of different sizes to be combined, creating an optical illusion that makes the two sources appear to be the same size. This means that the same image can be projected from two different sources, regardless of their size. This discovery could have a major impact on the fields of optics and imaging, opening up new possibilities for projecting images and creating illusions.
source: Phys.org