Light Flashcards
Specular Reflection
Due to reflection on a Smooth Surface, Rays Are Reflected in the Same direction
Speed of Light
300 000 000 m/s
Red-Shift
Light at Lower Frequencies are Received From Stars Further Away that are Moving Away
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Lowest Power From Top:
Radio Waves Microwaves Infra-red Light Visible Light Ultra-violet Light X-ray Gamma Waves
Seismic P-waves
Longitudinal and Can Travel Through the Core
L.A.S.E.R
Light Amplification by Stimulated emission of Radiation
Seismic S-waves
Transverse and Can’t Travel Through the Core
Refraction to Normal with Light Through Dense Materials
Light Bends Towards the Normal When Entering a Denser Material (Bends Away When Leaving a Dense Material to Go into a Less Dense One)
Convex Lens
Focuses Light onto a Point
Diffuse Reflection
Due to Reflection on a Course Surface Rays Are Reflected ‘Everywhere’ But the angle of Incidence Still Equals the Angle of Reflection
Concave Lens
Diffuses Light Out
Upright (Light)
Direction of the Image is the Same as the Object
Inverted (Light)
Direction of the Image is the Reverse of the Object
Real (Light)
The Image that You can See Projected Outside of the Lens
Virtual (Light)
The Image that You can See Through the Lens