Sepehr
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Hi Andrew,Hi Sepehr,
Yellow lasers are very beautiful, have a look through my posted threads and you'll find my Yellow 589nm thread.
Preserving your night vision means that when we go observing the stars, we go to dark locations and let our eyes adjust to the dark so we can see more detail in the astronomical objects we observe.
If the light is too bright then our eyes loose the dark adaptation and our pupils close down more so we try and preserve our dark night vision by using dimmer lasers.
Yes, when burning you have to wear safety goggles and they do make everything look coloured, like the filter but the beam dot will be a different colour since the filters stop the harmful wavelengths.
Have a look through my threads, I am currently building an RGB and White laser, see link below.
{Link} http://laserpointerforums.com/f44/g...-white-rainbow-proof-concept-build-99140.html
Also search my threads as I've posted many astronomical photos.
Thank you, you should visit Australia, it's a very nice country to visit and people are very friendly.
Regards
RB
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Thanks a lot for your explanation.
I found your Yellow 589nm thread. The bright yellow beam is amazing and unique.
Your RGB White laser project is fascinating, and also this wonderful picture of the deep space that you've taken, mind blowing!
It'd be my honor to visit Australia and to meet your kind and warmhearted people.
Cheers.
Welcome, Sepehr. Among other things I have used my lasers to make holograms. That is the reason for the He-Ne lasers I have. I hope you enjoy your time here and are able to gain some knowledge in the process.
Thanks, Paul. :yh:
BTW your avatar is very nice. I love oscilloscopes and their geeky mad scientist looks!
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