My alternate title: "And now for something completely different".
By all means, visit the link "Frizion" above. The gallery is great!
Here is the Egg Nebula in polarized light, from the 4-09-03 APOD:

To: MozartLover; Joan912; NovemberCharlie; snowfox; Dawgsquat; viligantcitizen; theDentist; ...
2 posted on
05/28/2003 11:17:08 PM PDT by
petuniasevan
(Warning: Do NOT look at sun with remaining eye...)
To: petuniasevan
a scientific understanding of light's wave properties solely for artistic purposes A sort of understanding. There are formulas based on lab data using instruments containing special crystals that split light into groups depending on polarization, but what is it in light that makes polarization possible? Skylight is polarized, light reflected off windows or water is polarized. But why? Might as well ask why grass is green.
6 posted on
05/29/2003 9:22:33 AM PDT by
RightWhale
(gazing at shadows)
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