The Brilliant Experiment That Changed The Way We See Light

In 1085, scholars flocked to Toledo to read the famed works of Arab masters. At this time, visionary Ibn al-Haytham made a series of scientific breakthroughs about how light travels. From then on, the world saw everything differently.
From: EAST MEETS WEST: Islam and the Renaissance
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[@ateram]

It's sad how al andalus was wiped out of history books that some people don't even know it existed.

[@mohammadgm8463]

It is called Al Qumra which means the dark room hence later in Latin called Al Camera 📸 the Camera .. thanks for sharing this video 💙 he’s one of may favorite scientist ever!

[@Ladalien]

Why is it always the most educating videos that are the most underrated?

[@WonderWander137]

الحمد والشكر لله رب العالمين

[@0YouCanCallMeAl0]

simply amazing, thanks for sharing

[@alihaydargubatov2790]

*If we see farther than others, it is because we stand on the shoulders of others.* Isaac Newton

[@ladboii2901]

7.5K views only??

[@Axegration]

So?

[@iamleoooo]

God dang Ibn Al Haytham 😳

[@DavidBylsma]

wow

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👍👍👍

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I'm here

[@jhoncruz4366]

was he alhazan

[@gmajororder]

Alhazen, yes

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@@gmajororder good to know

[@jhoncruz4366]

@JahidHasan-zf5pi The Full Accurate Arabic Name Was Abu ali hasan ibn hasan However Shortened To Latin AI Haytham To The Westerned Past