What are some amazing discoveries made in the field of optics?

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The discussion centers on exploring advanced and lesser-known topics in optics beyond basic applications like telescopes and microscopes. Participants suggest intriguing concepts such as optical tweezers and the double-slit experiment, emphasizing the desire for complex subjects that are not commonly known. There is a request for resources, including books and articles, to deepen understanding of optics. The conversation highlights a search for unique and interesting functions of optics that can inspire further study. Overall, the focus is on uncovering the more fascinating aspects of optics for academic exploration.
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Hi,
could you please introduce me anythings that's related to optics items function in life?
books,magazins,movies anything...
even good pictures for understanding...(I mean for example you tell me type this ''''' in google and find those pictures for example)
if no books or ect, but you have information yourself and you'r sure about your knowledge tell me those things that you know...
I want wonderful things about it,intersting functions o even a meaningful exmple for better understanding.
thank you :smile:
 
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Well.. There are so many. I'm not sure I'm getting what you want here but you can look for some basic examples/applications of optics like kaleidoscope, telescope, microscope.. Etc...

There are also some interesting experiments like the double-slit experiment.

Studying about the true nature of light is also interesting.
 
Could you be a little more specific with that kind of information you want? If you want a broad overview on Optics, just go to wikipedia, type in Optics, and browse to your hearts content.
 
I bet this is for some school project. :)
 
jhosamelly said:
Well.. There are so many. I'm not sure I'm getting what you want here but you can look for some basic examples/applications of optics like kaleidoscope, telescope, microscope.. Etc...

thank you,i think it would be good but not enough if you could tell me s.th more than these because they are ordinary things that everbody knows about that.

There are also some interesting experiments like the double-slit experiment.

it would be great

Studying about the true nature of light is also interesting.

yes of course...

very good and usefull thanks a lot
Drakkith said:
Could you be a little more specific with that kind of information you want? If you want a broad overview on Optics, just go to wikipedia, type in Optics, and browse to your hearts content.
I want 2 things
first functions but not the ordinary...
and if not some high and rare things about the optics lessons...
s.th that most of the people doesn't know about it
greswd said:
I bet this is for some school project. :)
no my dear friend I'm in the third course of university !
and searching for a good subject to search for
 
Physics7 said:
I want 2 things
first functions but not the ordinary...
and if not some high and rare things about the optics lessons...
s.th that most of the people doesn't know about it

Umm...what?
 
Drakkith said:
Umm...what?
I'm asking you...
I don't want the high school subjects and lessons or even simple lessons of university,I want a subject which is somehow complex and isnot known by everybody.
to tell you simply I want a subject which is interesting by everybody because they haven't seen it before and doesn't have information about it.
I wish that I could tell you what I mean.
I'm really sorry because my english is not very good!
 
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http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/345652/title/2012_physics_Nobel_recognizes_experiments_probing_quantum_world

Long list of many different optics discoveries:
http://www.ivanhoe.com/science/by_subject/optics.html

Cheers,
Bobbywhy
 
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Bobbywhy said:
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/345652/title/2012_physics_Nobel_recognizes_experiments_probing_quantum_world

Long list of many different optics discoveries:
http://www.ivanhoe.com/science/by_subject/optics.html

Cheers,
Bobbywhy

very nice thanks alot
 
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