optical phenomenon (Meaning)
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optical phenomenon (n)
a physical phenomenon related to or involving light
Synonyms & Antonyms of optical phenomenon
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optical phenomenon Sentence Examples
- The rainbow is an optical phenomenon caused by the refraction and dispersion of sunlight in water droplets.
- The mirage on the hot desert road is an optical phenomenon resulting from the bending of light in the atmosphere.
- The aurora borealis is an optical phenomenon characterized by shimmering lights in the sky, caused by charged particles interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
- The polar star appears to rotate around a fixed point due to an optical phenomenon known as stellar aberration.
- The shimmering effect on a hot road surface is an optical phenomenon caused by the distortion of light as it passes through the heated air.
- The bending of light around objects is an optical phenomenon known as diffraction.
- The distortion of images when viewed through a curved lens is an optical phenomenon resulting from the unequal refraction of light rays.
- The splitting of light into separate colors when passed through a prism is an optical phenomenon caused by dispersion.
- The ability of certain crystals to rotate the plane of polarized light is an optical phenomenon known as birefringence.
- The faint rings around the moon on a foggy night are an optical phenomenon caused by the diffraction of light through water droplets.
FAQs About the word optical phenomenon
a physical phenomenon related to or involving light
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The rainbow is an optical phenomenon caused by the refraction and dispersion of sunlight in water droplets.
The mirage on the hot desert road is an optical phenomenon resulting from the bending of light in the atmosphere.
The aurora borealis is an optical phenomenon characterized by shimmering lights in the sky, caused by charged particles interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
The polar star appears to rotate around a fixed point due to an optical phenomenon known as stellar aberration.
