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transparent

transmits most of the light that strikes

translucent

scatters light as it passes through

opaque

reflects or absorbs all of the light that strikes it

camera

focuses light and records an image on film

eyepiece

in a telescope magnifies the image so you can see it clearly

hologram

a three dimensional photograph created by using laser light

optical fiber

a long, thin strand of glass or plastic that can carry light for long distances without allowing the light to fade out

telescope

lenses on mirrors to collected and focus light from distant objects

total internal refraction

occurs when light is completely reflected from the internal surface of a medium

laser

lens is the larger lens in a telescope

microscope

forms enlarged images of tiny objects

cornea

transparent front surface of the eye

iris

ring of muscle that contracts and expands to change size of the pupil

pupil

hole through which light enters the eye

retina

layer of cells that line the inside of the eyeball

rods

cells in the retina that responds to a small amount of light

cones

cells in the retina that respond to color

optic nerve

short thick nerve that carries signals from the rods and cones to the brain

nearsighted

able to see nearby objects clearly but distant objects objects appear blurry

farsighted

able to see distant objects clearly but nearby objects appear blurry

concave

can produce images that are either smaller or larger than the object

convex

always produces an image that is upright

Sclera

White of the eye