Light and optics experiments  |
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Building a simple spectroscope A spectroscope is a device that lets us find
out what things are made of. It works by taking light and splitting it up into
its component colors |
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Colour Wheel |
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Does
the brightness of a bulb vary when different gases are used to fill the bulb ?
It was hypothesised that the type of gas inside of the light bulb does have an
effect on the brightness of the the light and helium was hypothesised to produce
the brightest light |
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Fresnel Lens and Laser |
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Herschel Infrared Experiment In the year 1800, Sir William Herschel
discovered the existence of infrared by performing an experiment very similar to
the one shown here |
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Home-Built Helium-Neon
(HeNe) Laser Basic Home-Built HeNe Laser Information, Introduction to
Home-Built HeNe Laser, Home-Built HeNe Laser Safety, HeNe Laser Construction
References, Home-Built HeNe Laser Description |
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Lava Lamp Students make a simple yet spectacular lava lamp using coloured
water, vegetable oil and a soluble aspirin tablet, pdf
file |
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Lava Lamp
pdf file |
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Lavalamp |
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Lava Lamp
How to make a lava lamp |
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LIGHT AND OPTICS
EXPERIMENTS |
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Light experiment |
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Light experiments Adding Colors, Bending Light, Making a Color Viewing Box,
Making a Rainbow, Seeing in Three Dimensions, What Makes a Sunset |
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Light experiments Experiments with Light,
Afterimage, Anti-Gravity Mirror, Benham's Disk, Bird in the Cage, Blue Sky, Bone
Stress, Bridge Light, Bronx Cheer Bulb, Bubble Suspension, Bubble Tray, Colored
Shadows, Convection Currents, Corner Reflector, Critical Angle, Cylindrical
Mirror, Diffraction, Disappearing Glass Rods, Giant Lens, Dark-colored materials
both absorb and emit energy more readily than light-colored materials, Glue
Stick Sunset, The scattering of light by the atmosphere, which creates the blue
sky and red sunsets, can be modeled when light from a flashlight shines through
clear glue sticks, Gray Step, Hot Spot, Inverse Square Law, ... |
| Light site experiments about light |
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Light- Science Experiments with Captain Curiosity Spoon reflections -
Refraction experiment and lesson, Bending straws- light experiment and lesson -
refraction, Vanishing reflection, Make a rainbow, Oil and water magnifier |
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Make a solar hotdog cooker how to make a powerful solar concentrator that
can cook four or five hotdogs in minutes |
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Make a spectroscope from a CD A spectroscope is a device that lets us find
out what things are made of. It works by taking light and splitting it up into
its component colors |
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Making a
Pinhole Viewer You can make a simple pinhole viewer that lets you see the
images carried by light shining through a pinhole |
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Making permanent rainbows |
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Optics Introduction to rays and images, Pinhole camera and lens camera,
Investigations with ray streaks, Reflection of light, Refraction of light,
Optical instruments, The eye, Spectra and colour |
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Optics
demonstration page |
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Stereoscope
A stereoscope is an instrument which allows you to see pictures and drawings in
three dimensions |
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Sundial |
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Sundial an
equatorial sundial, a horizontal sundial, an equiangular dial, a Capuchin
sundial |
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Telescope
how to construct two telescopes |
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What
Color Light Shines the Brightest Through Fog? Yellow shined the brightest
through the fog |
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Horizontaal |
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