Polarization of Light - Definition, Types, Methods, & Applications

Polarization of light

Cross Polarization: What It Is and Why It Matters

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How to use polarizing filters for colorful cross-polarization effects

5.2K views · 102 reactions | Polarisation. Polarization refers to the alignment of vibrations in a transverse wave, such as light, along a particular direction. It can also describe the division of people or opinions into opposing groups. In physics, polarization filters out light waves vibrating in unwanted directions, allowing only specific orientations to pass through. | Ejaz Trader | Facebook

@borsbeetledump on Instagram: "For those wondering: these are indeed real beetle specimens and there’s no video editing here! These beetles, called jewel scarabs, have an intricately structured exoskeleton that reflects a special kind of light called circularly polarized light. Essentially, the light rays that hit the scarabs “spin” off of the beetles as they are reflected. The two polarization filters in the video only allow light spinning in a certain direction to pass, which is why the beetle