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Videos demonstrating light and optical phenomena

  1. Ramesh Raskar: Imaging at a trillion frames per second

    Leah Segal · 04/23/2013 · 1,067 views

  2. Veritasium: Young's Double Slit

    mike maloney · 04/24/2013 · 1,284 views

  3. Veritasium: Single Photon Interference

    mike maloney · 04/24/2013 · 825 views

  4. True Mirror (non-reversing)

    Leah Segal · 04/30/2013 · 1,144 views

  5. How Far Can Legolas See?

    FizziksGuy · 07/01/2014 · 4,441 views

  6. Lenticular Photo Used To Secretly Convey Hot Line Number To Abused Kids

    Leah Segal · 05/05/2013 · 1,233 views

  7. Veritasium: Shadow Illusion

    Leah Segal · 04/24/2013 · 1,392 views

  8. How lasers work (in theory) MinutePhysics

    FizziksGuy · 04/24/2013 · 911 views

  9. Another Analogy of Refraction

    Leah Segal · 05/06/2013 · 1,000 views

  10. Direct Measurement Video: Using a Joly Photometer to Compare the Efficiency of Lightbulbs

    FizziksGuy · 11/02/2013 · 1,240 views

  11. Lenses and the Human Eye

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 714 views

  12. Infrared: More Than Your Eyes Can See

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 759 views

  13. On ultraviolet (UV) rays

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 704 views

  14. The effect of a polarizer on a rainbow

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 593 views

  15. Light Wave Diffraction.mp4

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 664 views

  16. Light Diffraction Lab Question.mp4

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 680 views

  17. The Wonderful World Of Colour

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 620 views

  18. Additive vs. Subtractive Light.mp4

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 627 views

  19. Why Is the Sky Blue?

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 627 views

  20. Why Is the Sky Blue?

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 881 views


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