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Rhythmic Light and Color

Optics & Eye Health

★Exhibit Content: Popular science on light dispersion and the three primary colors ★Interaction: Prism dispersion matrix light and shadow interactive demonstration wall ★Operation: Visitors step on the floor activation sensor area, lights emit upward from the ground, forming a point→line→surface gradient light effect through the prism group, enjoying the dreamy rainbow light and shadow, and intuitively experiencing the phenomenon of light dispersion. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit is a large interactive demonstration wall composed of a prism group and a lighting group, recommended by PopsciCat Exhibit Store. When visitors step on the floor sensor area, the LED light source array activates, and the light beam is decomposed into multiple colors through high-transmittance prisms, forming a dreamy rainbow net, integrated with music rhythm, allowing visitors to experience the beauty of light and color from both visual and auditory aspects, and deeply understand the principle of light dispersion. The exhibit presents optical phenomena in an artistic way, suitable for science popularization displays in science and technology museums, youth activity centers, and natural science exhibition areas. ★Scientific Principle: This exhibit is based on the principles of light dispersion and the three primary colors: Light dispersion: After white light passes through a prism, it is decomposed into a continuous spectrum of seven colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, as revealed by Newton's prism experiment; Three primary colors principle: The human eye is most sensitive to red, green, and blue, and most colors can be synthesized by these three colors in different proportions; monochromatic light can also be decomposed into red, green, and blue light; The exhibit uses prism dispersion to intuitively present the process of white light decomposing into a colored spectrum, while combining light, shadow, and music to let visitors feel the beauty of light dispersion.

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