Total Internal refraction experiment
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It’s cool that the stream goes further horizontally than the first image, and it’s interesting that the laser seems to more faithfully follow the curve of the stream rather than bouncing around inside of it.
I like how it looks like it becomes more saturated going from left to right. Very interesting effect
Really cool! I think that is a nice image. What type of laser were you using?
Great image idea. I like how you illuminated the water with red light to see the flow better.
Nice image. The red color progressing throughout the water tube is a very cool color. Nice job.
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It’s cool that the stream goes further horizontally than the first image, and it’s interesting that the laser seems to more faithfully follow the curve of the stream rather than bouncing around inside of it.
I like how it looks like it becomes more saturated going from left to right. Very interesting effect
Really cool! I think that is a nice image. What type of laser were you using?
Great image idea. I like how you illuminated the water with red light to see the flow better.
Nice image. The red color progressing throughout the water tube is a very cool color. Nice job.