The Nature of Light (Second edition)
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Duration: 0:17:00
Year Published: 1973
Creator: Coronet Instructional Films
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Uses visual examples, simplified laboratory experiments, and animation to explain light as a form of energy, how the speed of light is measured, its constant speed, and the photon and wave theories of movement. Shows classical experiments to measure the speed of light by using light from distant planets, the toothed wheel, and rotating mirrors. Explores A. A. Michaelson's 1896 discovery that light moves at a constant speed.
Complete Record: , Uses visual examples, simplified laboratory experiments, and animation to explain light as a form of energy, how the speed of light is measured, its constant speed, and the photon and wave theories of movement. Shows classical experiments to measure the speed of light by using light from distant planets, the toothed wheel, and rotating mirrors. Explores A. A. Michaelson's 1896 discovery that light moves at a constant speed.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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