reflection (optics)

This volume captures all the excitement of rainbow sightings after rainy days.

Simple experiments introduce the science of light and demonstrate how it can produce shadows and reflections.

Provides a simple explanation of the physical properties of reflective and non-reflective objects, including examples of their uses in nature and everyday life.

An illustrated introduction for early readers to the basic concepts of light reflection and absorption, and defines what light is, discusses bending light, and includes instructions for a simple light experiment.

Shows kids the science behind light and reflection, explaining why they can see themselves in a shiny doorknob or a puddle on the street.

Examines how mirrors are used in a variety of circumstances including those on a telescope or in cameras; and describes their use in medical technology and in buildings.

Discusses the history of mirrors, how people saw reflections before there were mirrors, and the many uses of mirrors.

Presents projects and experiments demonstrating the effects of mirrors and lenses on rays of light.

Presents a simple study on the physics of light and how light waves behave, and examines why stars twinkle, how telescopes and prisms work, and more.

Describes different experiments to do with mirrors.