Popular Physics
Popular Physics
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10. Chromatic Aberration.
(1.) D^flnmon, 11. Polarization.
(2.) By Zkmble SiftacOon, (8.) By B^/lecHon.
(4.) The PoiaHteope, 1. Microscope.
2. Telescope.
8. Opera-glass.
4. Projecting Lantern.
6. Camera.
6. The Bye.
7. The Stereoscope.
OPTICS, OR THE SCIENCE OF LIGHT.
I. PRODUCTION AND TRANSMISSION OF LIGHT.
!• Definitions.^A luminous body is one that emits light. A medivmi is any substance through which Ught passes. A transparent^^ body is one that ob- structs light so little that we can see o...bjects through it. A translucent body is one that lets some light pass, but not enough to render objects visible through it. An opaque body is one that does not transmit light. A ray of light is a single line of light. A pencil or beam of light is a collection of rays, which may be parallel, diverging, or converging ; it may be traced in a dark room into which a sunbeam is ad- mitted by the floating particles of dust which reflect the light to the eye.
2. The Visual Angle is the angle formed at the eye by rays coming from the extremities of an ob- ♦ The terms transparent and opaque are relative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. Chromatic Aberration.
(1.) D^flnmon, 11. Polarization.
(2.) By Zkmble SiftacOon, (8.) By B^/lecHon.
(4.) The PoiaHteope, 1. Microscope.
2. Telescope.
8. Opera-glass.
4. Projecting Lantern.
6. Camera.
6. The Bye.
7. The Stereoscope.
OPTICS, OR THE SCIENCE OF LIGHT.
I. PRODUCTION AND TRANSMISSION OF LIGHT.
!• Definitions.^A luminous body is one that emits light. A medivmi is any substance through which Ught passes. A transparent^^ body is one that ob- structs light so little that we can see o...bjects through it. A translucent body is one that lets some light pass, but not enough to render objects visible through it. An opaque body is one that does not transmit light. A ray of light is a single line of light. A pencil or beam of light is a collection of rays, which may be parallel, diverging, or converging ; it may be traced in a dark room into which a sunbeam is ad- mitted by the floating particles of dust which reflect the light to the eye.
2. The Visual Angle is the angle formed at the eye by rays coming from the extremities of an ob- ♦ The terms transparent and opaque are relative.
What to read after Popular Physics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steele, Joel Dorman, 1836-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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