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| This site is for curious people who want to look at the generally invisible world of polarized light. Polarization is present in the rainbow, in the hidden color of minerals, in the dance of honeybees, in the flow of molten metal, in the color of beetles, and the gloss of tree leaves at dawn. Polarization is used for fishing, to measure sweetness, to tell the time, to create multicolored art, and to reproduce music. It is one of the fundamental properties of nature and one of the most useful tools for probing the boundaries of scientific knowledge. But it is also readily accessible to the amateur with inexpensive polarizing filters. Let's all acquire P-Vision! |
So, look around, explore and enjoy !!!!
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Insect P-vision and navigation |
Music and data |
Photography and polarized filters |
Polarized Magic |
Louis Pasteur, chirality, and the polarization of life |
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Hidden colors |
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The 3rd Dimension |
Hot Metal |
Visible Stress |
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Polarized landscapes |
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Defining sweetness |
Gauging the ultra-thin |
Pushing the frontiers of science |
Experiments for everybody! |
| If you are looking for polarizing film you can find it at the Polarized Shop. | ||||||||||||||||||
| A guest-book/complaint-book/mailbag will be added soon (hopefully). In
the mean time, send questions, comments, and corrections to
DrSouthPole |
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polarization.com
(a.k.a. J. Alcoz), who maintains the content of this site while
telecommuting from the South Pole (well, South Texas).