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Simulating scintillation (twinkling)
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[QUOTE="kylie22, post: 6027838, member: 648552"] hi all, i would like to set up a small lab experiment to try to create visible "terrestrial scintillation", whereby one can see fluctuations in air density (turbulent air), like the rear of the jet in this image: [ATTACH=full]228150[/ATTACH] i have sketched a small setup before i begin; the test will send a projected image through the heat to map what it does to the image as it hits the wall. i am wondering how best to accentuate the visibility, is it about: - having lots of heat from a source; - mixing hot air with cold air; - controlling the distances between wall, heat source and projector? [ATTACH=full]228151[/ATTACH] kylie [/QUOTE]
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