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light pretending to have depth, and somehow pulling it off completely.
means A three-dimensional image created by recording the interference pattern of laser light, so it appears to have real depth and shifts as you change your viewing angle.
from From Greek 'holos' (whole) plus 'gramma' (something written or drawn) — literally 'the whole message.' The word was coined in the late 1940s by physicist Dennis Gabor, who developed the theory of holography (work that later won him a Nobel Prize), though the vivid laser-lit holograms most people picture only became practical in the 1960s once the laser arrived to supply the coherent light Gabor's idea needed.
- whole picture
- cut one in half, each piece shows the full image
- named in greek
- holos plus gramma means whole message
- nobel approved
- Dennis Gabor won physics Nobel in 1971
- interference art
- made by two laser beams crashing into each other
- dead performers
- resurrected Tupac onstage in 2012
tupac coachella 2012 — deceased rapper performed as 3d hologram at coachella festival in california
michael jackson one — holographic michael jackson performs in cirque du soleil show in las vegas
pepper's ghost disney — haunted mansion attraction uses holographic projection technique at disney parks since 1969