Is There a Gradient in the Intensity of the Light?

A lot of barometers that we do have to control in this clar experiment at was not physical, by the way. We just had to basically vary the voltage. And so as the electrons go faster, the fri there's more friction quoqu and then there's more thermal energy being transmitted. But are you saying that there is a gradient in the intensity of the light? No,. Because because the spectrum took up a spatial coordinate ray. So we had to physically move it across the spectrum to get all parts of it.