16" is either the diameter or radius, and if you have 2 halves, they still fit inside the whole circle. And if they fit inside the whole circle they won't exceed its boundaries. But the whole circle will always have areas that the 2 smaller circles won't cover, making it bigger than the 2 combined.

think about yin and yang, basically 2 circles next to eachother, both having a diameter that is half the size of the big circle they find themselves in. But you can see that the 2 circles don't cover the whole surface of the big circle.

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Correct. The area is always smaller for the 2 despite the combined diameters being equal.

Are you interested in the behavior of light?

Like, I am really interested in it, irom day 1

When god said, "let there be light"

While I don't subscribe to the religious text itself, it's correct that some of the first particles to exist were photons.

and the quarks then?

About 10 seconds younger?

I guess.

Like, the wave-particle duality and how this affects it's presence and behaviour within spacetime?

Yes.

It's pretty cool that some double slit experiments show this duality allows particles to react to near future events

astrum?

That is a youtube channel that I watch via invidious.