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/ COLOUR - LIGH DATE sun radiates white light (combination of all different colors of light) spectrum of visible light Each colour of visible light has a characteristic wave (look on previous page). PRIMARY COLORS OF LIGHT = RED, BLUE + GREEN SECONDARY COLORS OF LIGHT = MAGENTA, YELLOW CYAN SEEING light Parts of the eye that we see light from. - cornea: protective front covering of the eye, protects from (see through) harmful matter. - - retina: sensory layer at the back of the eye where all the light that enters the eye gathers, and where the image is formed. - - pupil: hole in the centre of the iris that controls the amount of light that enters the eye. When it is smaller, less light can enter the eye, - optic nerve: transmits information about the formed image. from the reting to the brain.
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/ COLOUR - LIGH DATE sun radiates white light (combination of all different colors of light) spectrum of visible light Each colour of visible light has a characteristic wave (look on previous page). PRIMARY COLORS OF LIGHT = RED, BLUE + GREEN SECONDARY COLORS OF LIGHT = MAGENTA, YELLOW CYAN SEEING light Parts of the eye that we see light from. - cornea: protective front covering of the eye, protects from (see through) harmful matter. - - retina: sensory layer at the back of the eye where all the light that enters the eye gathers, and where the image is formed. - - pupil: hole in the centre of the iris that controls the amount of light that enters the eye. When it is smaller, less light can enter the eye, - optic nerve: transmits information about the formed image. from the reting to the brain.
/ COLOUR - LIGH DATE sun radiates white light (combination of all different colors of light) spectrum of visible light Each colour of visible light has a characteristic wave (look on previous page). PRIMARY COLORS OF LIGHT = RED, BLUE + GREEN SECONDARY COLORS OF LIGHT = MAGENTA, YELLOW CYAN SEEING light Parts of the eye that we see light from. - cornea: protective front covering of the eye, protects from (see through) harmful matter. - - retina: sensory layer at the back of the eye where all the light that enters the eye gathers, and where the image is formed. - - pupil: hole in the centre of the iris that controls the amount of light that enters the eye. When it is smaller, less light can enter the eye, - optic nerve: transmits information about the formed image. from the reting to the brain.
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