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10/23 & 10/24 - 7 th Grade Agenda Collect: Reading & Note Taking : p. 49 - 52 Optical Tools Mirror Lab Video: Eyewitness Vision Class Reading: p. 46 – 49 & 62 - 64 HW: Reading Guide Chap 2 & Section 2 Reminder Chap 2 Test on 10/21 & 10/22
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Reflection What is the difference between Rods and Cones cells in your eye? (write in complete sentence)
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Parts of the Eye
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Image is projected up_______ down. Left eye sends the image to the r____ side of the brain. Right eye sends the image to the l____ side of the brain. side ight eft
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Rods and Cones Rods responds to lig______ Cones respond to co_____ ht lor
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Nearsightedness
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Farsightedness
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Lasik Operation Reshapes the cornea
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Galileo’s Telescope He was the first man to observe the moons of Jupiter and craters on the moons with a telescope in 1608
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What is a Refracting Telescope? A telescope that uses convex lenses to gather a large amount of light onto a small area
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What is a Reflecting Telescope? A telescope that uses mirrors to focus a large amount of light onto a small area
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What is the difference between refracting and reflecting telescope?
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What is a Radio Telescope A telescope that uses curved, reflecting surfaces to concentrate faint radio waves from outer space onto small antennas
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Four views of the Crab Nebula using different telescopes
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Microscope A Microscope uses a combination of lenses to form enlarged image of tiny objects
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Electron Microscope Electron microscopes uses electrons instead of light to produce a magnified image
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More Optical Illusions
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Stare at this for 20 seconds & then stare at a blank piece of paper
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Which center circle is larger
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Are they moving?
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Reflection How does an image appear in a concave mirror? How can you make the image appear upside down in a concave mirror? How does an image appear in a convex mirror?
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