Near Point and Far Point | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M28-06

The near point is the closest distance you can comfortably read. The far point is the farthest distance you can still see things in focus. Let's explore this concept.
Physics with Professor Matt Anderson

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Will do. Cheers, Dr. A

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Thanks, love a big Fanderson™ Cheers, Dr. A

[@RideR-SAM65]

If far point is infinity then why we cant se a man in aeroplane clearly from earth😢

[@khalidf8639]

your eye can see because of the reflection of the light you can't see the man on a airplane because the light that reflect from the airplane is disrupted by many things when it's reflecting back to you that's why you can't see him clearly

[@RideR-SAM65]

@@khalidf8639 I think the main reason behind that is when we say infinity we mean to say the point from where rays are coming allmost parallel.

[@Zodgee]

I think of it in the sense of you can see distance stars/galaxies. If an object is large enough, you technically could see it from an infinite distance with the naked eye.