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Light
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Mind Map on Light, created by InSaNe X bEzErK on 14/05/2014.
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Light
Luminous Objects
Sources of Light
Visible because produce light
Examples
Torch
Sun
Firefly
Non-luminous objects
Examples
Glass
Moon
Reflective Jacket
Only visible by reflectiong light
Light travels in every direction from a source
Lasers
Special light source
produces ray of light= in one direction
Speed of Light
In vacuum
c=300 000 km/s
In air slightly less
In more denser objects much less
Shadows
formed when....
light travels in straight line
when light is partially blocked by an opaque object
Types of Object
Transparent eg glass
light passes through
Translucent eg paper
light is scattered
Opaque object eg metal
light absorbed leaving shadow
look in book if need diagrams
Point sources
light from very small point
produces sharp shadow
look in book if diagram needed
Umbras + Penumbras
extended source of light (eg sun, striplight)
produces 2 types of shadow behind an opaque object
umbra
100% of source is blocked
Dark shadow
penumbra
0%-100% of source is blocked
Fuzzy shadow
look in book for diagram if needed
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