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A laser pointer is a small laser designed to highlight something of interest by projecting a small bright spot of colored light onto it. The laser beam is not in itself visible from the side, but is visible as a result of light scattered by dust particles along the beam path. The small width of the beam and low power of typical laser pointers make the beam itself invisible in a reasonably clean atmosphere, showing a point of light when striking an opaque surface. Some higher powered laser pointers are faintly visible via Rayleigh scattering when viewed from the side in moderately or dimly lit conditions
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This is a commonly used product for meetings and conferences, letting you speak out freely. |
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Laser pointers are effective tools when used properly. The following considerations should be observed when using laser pointers:
Use only laser pointers meeting the following criteria:
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It burns your eye cells. if it points at ur eye too long, you can go blind. of course, this is only if itz been pointed at your eyes for hours. for a few seconds, no lasting damage. after a laser has been pointed at your eyes, you can be dizzy and see weird spots for hours.
It depends on the power of the laser, but its possible, the more wavelength the further it goes.. a wavelength of 532 nm can go as far as 9000ft in the dark.
You can't. What you are up against is light ABSORPTION, light REFLECTION, and light REFRACTION, which will negate any meaningful attempt at speed determination. All of these would be affected by the color of the jello, amount of air suspended, and any difractive or reflective solids suspended in the block of Jello. Any vibrations imparted to the block of jello would also change the density in an unpredictable and unquantifiable way. The speed of light depends on the medium through which the light travels. In empty space, the speed is 186,000 (1.86 X 105) miles per second. It is almost the same in air. In water, it slows down to approximately 140,000 (1.4 X 105) miles per second. In glass, the speed of light is 124,000 (1.24 X 105) miles per second. In other words, the speed of light decreases as the density of the substance through which the light passes increases.