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8K LIGHT. Optical Illusions. Which is darker A or B?. Black spots appear at the intersections. The grey centre bar is the same shade everywhere! - Watch. Move your head forwards and backwards while looking at the black dot. What appears to happen?.
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Move your head forwards and backwards while looking at the black dot. What appears to happen?
There is a pipe in the stream of water that holds up the tap and supplies the water!
What number is visible in the coloured circle? If you are colourblind you may see no number – like the grey image.
A dog in the snow Now can you see him?
Light introduction • How does light travel? • Define: • Transparent • Translucent • Opaque
Use the ray box to test if the objects are transparent, translucent or opaque
Opacity • http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/resources/s/light/opacity.asp?strReferringChannel=learningteachingandassessment&strReferringPageID=tcm:4-607879-64
Luminosity • What does luminous mean? • Name 3 luminous objects. • Is the moon luminous? Explain.
Plane mirrors • What happens to a ray of light when it hits a mirror? • What is the imaginary line at 90° to the mirror called? • What is the ray that goes to the mirror called? • What is the ray that goes away from the mirror called? • What is the rule for the angle of incidence and angle of reflection?
ReflectionPlane mirror Angle of reflection Angle of incidence Incident ray Reflected ray Normal
Light through a glass block • What happens to light when it passes from air to glass or vice versa? • What is this called?
Refraction Emergent ray Normal Normal Incident ray
Refraction • When light passes from air to glass the angle of incidence is ____________ than the angle of refraction. • When light passes from glass to air the angle of incidence is ____________ than the angle of refraction.
White light • What colour is white light? • What happens when you shine white light through a prism? • Why does this happen?