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What is a rainbow? Author Donald Ahrens in his text Meteorology Today describes a rainbow as "one of the most spectacular light shows observed on earth". Indeed the traditional rainbow is sunlight spread out into its spectrum of colors and diverted to the eye of the observer by water droplets. The "bow" part of the word describes the fact that the rainbow is a group of nearly circular arcs of color all having a common center. Where is the sun when you see a rainbow? This is a good ...


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Bob Miller's Light Walk Artist Bob Miller's "Light Walk" at the Exploratorium is always an eye-opening expereience for students and teachers alike. His unique discoveries will change the way you look at light, shadow, and images. The Light Walk Go with Bob Miller on a lightwalk A "light-hearted" introduction to light and images Light Walk index Activities To Do and Notice: Do your own light walk To Do and Notice: Build a pinhole viewer To Do and Notice: Build a pinhole camera To ...




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Easy, Fun and Satisfying Laser Experiments The Red Spot Visible Laser Diodes (VLDs) and Helium Neon (HeNe) lasers both produce a brilliant red spot at great distances. You can do some very annoying things using this property, but I don't suggest you do. Do not aim the laser into other people's windows, eyes or moving automobiles. You could get into some serious trouble. You can have some innocent fun with your own (not someone else's) dog or cat. If you let the animal rest periodically, ...


By Jeff Hecht Reproduced from Fiber Optics Technician's Handbook, by Jim Hayes, Delmar Publishers, Albany, New York. For the full history of fiber optics, see my book, City of Light: The Story of Fiber Optics, Oxford University Press, New York, 1999. (ISBN 0-19-510818-3) A book in the Sloan Foundation Technology series. For near-immediate gratification, order now from Amazon.com. Optical communication systems date back two centuries, to the "optical telegraph" that French engineer Claude Ch ...


How Lasers Work Requires Flash Player 3.0 to view diagram How Helium Neon (HeNe) tube lasers work: Tube lasers are glass tubes filled (to a partial vacuum) with a combination of gasses that will emit photons when energized by electrodes at either end of the tube. Both Neon and Florescent tubes work on this principal. When the gas is energized by electrical current it applies enough energy to the HeNe to cause the electron in the molecules to drop to a lower vallence shell. When the elect ...


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FROM LENSES TO OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS by Giorgio Carboni English version revised by David W. Walker CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE LENS WHICH PRODUCES IMAGES MAGNIFICATION OF A LENS PRODUCING IMAGES DETERMINATION OF THE FOCAL LENGTH FOCAL LENGTH AND DIOPTERS THE MAGNIFYING LENS THE OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS REAL OR THICK LENSES CONCLUSIONS INTRODUCTION The role played by optical instruments in the advent of the contemporary age is seldom taken into account. However the telesc ...


FROM LENSES TO OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS by Giorgio Carboni English version revised by David W. Walker CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE LENS WHICH PRODUCES IMAGES MAGNIFICATION OF A LENS PRODUCING IMAGES DETERMINATION OF THE FOCAL LENGTH FOCAL LENGTH AND DIOPTERS THE MAGNIFYING LENS THE OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS REAL OR THICK LENSES CONCLUSIONS INTRODUCTION The role played by optical instruments in the advent of the contemporary age is seldom taken into account. However the telesc ...








HAND-DRAWN HOLOGRAMS (c)1995 William J. Beaty nondiffractive holograms? single-fringe holograms? scratch holograms? sandpaper holograms? abrasion holograms? scratch-o-grams? I've stumbled across a technique for drawing holograms directly upon a plastic plate by hand. It sounds impossible, but I've been sitting on the livingroom sofa making holographic images of floating polyhedra, words, 3D starfields, opaque objects, etc. No laser, no isolation table, no darkroom, no expensive film ...


Presents: Holography Helpers Hologram Basic Principles By Jason Sapan Table of Contents: GOOD VIBRATIONS IMPRESSED WITH LIGHT INTERFERENCE CAN STOP THINGS MAKING SINGLE BEAM HOLOGRAMS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Have A Technical Question? Ask Dr. Laser Hologram Catalog Holographic Studios Home Page © Holographic Studios, NYC 2004


Join for site updates, news, information and programming schedules. HOLOGRAPHIC BRAIN/MIND/UNIVERSE Holography Sets Sail On A Voyage to A New World By Frank DeFreitas Winds of change are blowing. Call it the "new age", call it "the age of enlightenment", call it whatever you want -- but one thing is certain: holography and holographic principles are making in-roads into the collective conscienceness of mass culture in the US and abroad. With an increasingly grea ...


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Inside Laserium In The Beginning... Laserium, and indeed the laser light show itself, was born in the late 60's and early 1970's. Ivan Dryer, then a film maker, was treated to a lab demonstration of a new multi-colored laser at Cal Tech. He was so taken by the purity and intensity of the colors that he decided to make a film and set the beautiful patterns to music. His film, Laser Image, disappointed him though. Even though it was an enchanting visual piece, the lasers, as caught on f ...


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Introduction This is a sample electronic lecture or worksheet. We have chosen optics as a subject because we feel that it is most accessible to a wide audience from the elementary school level to the college level. Because of its graphic nature, it is easy to visualize and ideally suited for the World Wide Web. There is also a do-it-yourself laboratory experiment, which covers the same material as this worksheet. Although the internet greatly enhances the availablility and accessibility of thi ...


Laser Cool. The Game about Atom Optics Welcome to version 2.0 of Laser Cool. I wrote this new version since some people have been so kind to report me their problems with the original version. It worked fine here but you never know how things are at the other end of the web. Therefore, if you encounter difficulties although you are using a post-1997 browser please contact me. It's the only way I can learn about problems. I have substantially simplified the user interface so that playing th ...


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These tutorial pages have been written for those who have little or no knowledge of lasers. There are five sections in total and it is suggested that they are read in the sequence 1 to 5. Text items in green are links to further information on the item concerned. These should be ignored by anyone whose primary aim is to find out quickly and in general terms how lasers work. However, some acquaintance with the wave theory and the photon theory of light would be helpful. Lasers come in ...


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Listen via Real Audio while you read In your life you've probably encountered some neat phenomenon about light. Such examples might include the reflection of light rays, or questions about the speed at which light travels. In this section, we will learn about light and energy. "Energy?" you might ask, well it turns out that light has a relationship to energy and vice-versa. By meeting and interviewing some interesting people, by the end of this section, we should know what light is and wha ...


Steve Beeson, Arizona State University Human beings have always been visual animals. For the majority of our existence, we've relied mostly on our sight to find food and shelter. And now, with the rapid development of computers, multimedia, and cyberspace, our vision is becoming increasingly more important for interaction with our immediate environment and our world. The prime vehicle of this interaction is light. Yet do we really know what "light" is? For most of us, it is simply what ...


Steve Beeson, Arizona State University Human beings have always been visual animals. For the majority of our existence, we've relied mostly on our sight to find food and shelter. And now, with the rapid development of computers, multimedia, and cyberspace, our vision is becoming increasingly more important for interaction with our immediate environment and our world. The prime vehicle of this interaction is light. Yet do we really know what "light" is? For most of us, it is simply what ...


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Light: Wave or Particle? Eric Saltsman - Physics Class - 12th Grade Light is a form of energy visible to the human eye that is radiated by moving charged particles. There are many unanswered questions about light. Light is very hard to study due to its high speed. One major question about light is the uncertainty of whether light is a wave or whether it is a particle. The is some evidence pointing in both directions but no conclusive proof confirms that it can be classified as either one. Scie ...


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Welcome to the Multimedia Physics Studios The Multimedia Physics Studios consists of a collection of GIF animations and accompanying explanations of major physics concepts. The animations cover common physics principles discussed in a first-year high school physics course. The animation and discussion have been written specifically for high school physics students. While the animations provide a strong visual reinforcement of physics concepts, they are not interactive. Interactive Shockwa ...


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OPTICS FOR KIDS: Science and Engineering by Bruce Irving, Optical Research Associates A NOTE TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS: Elementary school children might enjoy this quick look at some optical basics, especially if coupled with some experiments from the Optics Discovery Kit from OSA or some creative play with the commercial program ZAP!. There's also a bit of a pep talk on science and engineering as careers. Please share this with your kids! Please note also that ORA does not sell lens ...




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Home > Plastic Surgery FAQs > Laser Resurfacing FAQs > How Lasers Work Plastic surgery - lasers Laser resurfacing How do lasers work? Lasers work by bouncing a beam of light back and forth between optical mirrors and lenses, amplifying the strength with each cycle. When the beam is powerful enough it is released, almost as if opening a gate, in a short pulse of energy. This burst of energy causes a carefully controlled burn. The color and energy of the light depends upon ...


Prisms shows white light (treated for the sake of simplicity as a mixture of seven sharply-defined colours) refracted by a ring of rotating prisms. The optical properties of the prisms are chosen so that one of the wavelengths will be refracted around the ring when the prisms are correctly aligned. The rotation slows whenever light rays connect several of the prisms, either in the ring formation, which is always present, or in any other serendipitous pattern. SO(3) | Escher | Cant ...




Circles of Light: The Mathematics of Rainbows How are rainbows formed? Why do they only occur when the sun is behind the observer? If the sun is low on the horizon, at what angle in the sky should we expect to see a rainbow? This lab helps to answer these and other questions by examining a mathematical model of light passing through a water droplet. Outline Objectives of the Lab How does light travel? Reflection Refraction Rainbows: Exploration Rainbows: Analysis ...


Rami Arieli: "The Laser Adventure" Chapter 10 Section 2, page 1 History of Holographic Photography Holographic photography was invented by Dennis Gabor from the Imperial College in London in 1948. On this invention he received the Nobel price in 1971. His first paper on “Microscopy by reconstructed wavefronts” [Proc. R. Soc. London, Ser. A. vol. 197, p454, 1949] explains the possibility to reconstruct the original picture by interference of waves. It is interesting to point out that holog ...


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[Text only] Main Page Learning Track Introduction to Light What is Light? Light as a wave Light as a particle Properties of Light Speed of Light Polarization Color What is color? Emitted light Reflected light Mixing colors Optics What is optics? Reflection Refraction Mirrors Lenses Experiments Questions and Answers Glossary References Related Sites Send Us Mail! to our web site devoted to teaching people about light. We hope you ...




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Arthur Schawlow biography Charles Townes biography Bell Labs Historical Contributions Lucent Threw a Party and Everyone Came Bell Labs and Lucent's Contributions to Laser Research Copyright 1998 Lucent Technologies. Comments? Contact the webmaster.Schawlow and Townes Invent the Laser The invention of the laser, which stands for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, can be dated to 1958 with the publication of the scientific paper, Infrared and O ...


The Joy of Visual Perception: A Web Book Peter K. Kaiser Web/HTML Support Rod Potter York University The Joy of Visual Perception makes extensive use of graphical displays. Consequently I recommend that you use a browser with graphics capabilities. The only browsers with which I have experience are Netscape Navigator (versions 2 & 3) and Internet Explorer 3. If you are viewing this web book from a CD and are not simultaneously connected to the Internet, links that go beyond this book wil ...


Refraction Experiment Objective To learn about refraction and how it works. Materials Clear glass, and a Spoon. Procedure Place the spoon in the glass which is filled two-thirds with water. The handle of the spoon will appear broken where the water touches it. The spoon will seem bent when you look at it. How does this happen? Conclusion This is the result of the light rays being bent when going through the water. This bending is called refraction. One way this idea affects peo ...


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