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FRESNEL LENS PARABOLIC MIRROR FOCAL POINT FOCAL LENGTH SOLAR POWER ALTERNATIVE ENERGY HID LIGHT

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Uploaded by on Jul 27, 2008

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This is a video illuminating the focal point.

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  • You would make a good science teacher, and I wouldn't be bored at all. I'm a professional photographer and you've taught me more about Focal Length than I ever understood in photography class, honestly.

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  • so awesome

  • thanx 2 to autoplay i am enjoying series...dunno how many yet to see....great presentation...very explanatory no insult 2 intellect, great humor, exciting & informative demonstrations...rock on mr. n mrs. rojas (sp?)

  • that was coo

  • Tip: use smoke to make light paths visible. It does not go away as quickly as water spray, and it wil not affect the lens/mirror surfaces.

  • great demonstration man!

  • if you put the fresnel lens in between the mirrorwill it make that bat man brighter?

  • @darkvader47

    its explained in detail in the standard physics II class. just look up lenses/mirrors and refraction and whatnot

    you can even calculate the curvature required of a mirror so that an object behind the mirror looks like its closer to you than the lens itself

    :) enjoy

  • This video is fantastic. Best video of its kind. I read the book for hours and it didn't really click until I watched this video. I'm self studying physics so I don't have a teacher or lecturer or other students to ask questions when I don't understand something.This stuff is brilliant. You are now my new physics teacher.

  • I rate this video awesome

  • Great demo to show the focal point

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