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\begin{proof}
This follows immediately from the continuity of our intervals and the given non-intersection.
To see why assume the opposite. Say we had two intervals $A$ and $B$ as above with $\|b_0\| \leq \|a_\alpha\|$.
If Assume the ordering changed
at by scan-angle $\phi$, that is $\|a_\phi\| \leq \|b_\phi\|$. If we define the function $f(\theta):=\|a_\theta\| - \|b_\theta\|$, then by rewriting the conditions above:
\begin{align*}
f(\alpha) \geq 0 \\