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    1. LIGHT ! from bonfires to lasers
    2. Sources of light
      • Hot objects give out light.
      A bonfire
    3. The Sun
      • Sunset in Venice
    4. Stars
      • Stars and galaxies give out light.
      Picture: Liverpool Telescope
    5. Lightning
    6. A worm living in dark caves sends out light from its tail.
      • Liquid droplets form a string of shining beads to attract insects.
      tail of worm
    7. Some cold things give out light:
      • some fungi
      • glow worms
      • light sticks
      • LEDs
      • ‘glow-in-the-dark’ stickers
    8. How do we see light sources?
      • Light travels from a source to our eyes.
      • We can see sources in a dark room.
    9. Can we see in the dark?
      • If there is no light
        • we cannot see anything!
      • Let’s try a test–
        • Put a few small objects into the black bag-----
    10. How do we see things that are not sources of light?
      • Light bounces off
      • and some reaches our eyes.
    11. On the look out !
      • How do you know that the baby squirrel watches as it feeds?
    12. Reflection
      • When light bounces off something
        • we say the light is reflected .
      • We can try this with
        • rough surfaces
        • and shiny surfaces.
    13.  
    14. Shiny surfaces
      • Light is reflected as a beam and can be seen on the wall.
      mirror wall
    15. Move the mirror
      • The light reaches a different place on the wall.
      wall
    16. Look in a mirror
      • Light is reflected.
      • You can see a reflection.
    17. Change the direction of the light beam
      • Light is still reflected.
      • You see a reflection
      • - in a different
      • direction.
    18. Multiple reflections
      • The lamp hangs between two large mirrors on opposite walls.
      • The reflection in the first mirror is reflected in the second mirror, which is reflected again in the first mirror - - -
    19. Now for some games !
    20. Colour
    21. Sunlight shining on CDs
      • Where do the colours come from?
    22. Rainbow
      • red
      • orange
      • yellow
      • green
      • blue
      • indigo
      • violet
    23. Colours
      • White light is made up of lots of colours
    24. Colours from white light
      • Look at a lamp through the grating.
      • You will see colours.
      • red
    25.  
      • blue
    26. Adding colours with light
      • This is different to adding paints
    27. Red + Blue  magenta
    28. Blue + Green
      •  cyan
    29. Green + Red
      •  yellow
    30.  
      • yellow
    31. magenta
    32. cyan
    33. Fairy lights
    34. Uses
      • Lasers- produce very bright beams of light.
        • The atoms all give out their light together
      • CDs use laser light
        • and reflection-
    35. CDs
      • The surface has tiny pits and smooth bits
        • in a spiral pattern
      • the pits scatter light from a laser
      • the smooth bits reflect the light
      • so a coded message is read.
      spiral
    36. Laser show
      • Physics is in everything

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