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If you wear glasses, then ones like SableLiger recommended are great, as they fit down over your prescription glasses. If you don’t wear prescription glasses then look for “cheaters”, “readers”, whatever you want to call them. The higher the number, the more magnification. I use 1.5 for reading and computer work. I use 3.5 for model working. I think you can get them as high as 6.0, check Amazon.

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I never found myself using the smaller lens on the swivel, and it in fact eventually broke off from being rammed into my work light when leaning forward.

Path lengthening is particularly important for those wavelengths more weakly absorbed and results in at least 80% absorption, even at 550 nm (Figure 1.3).

Screenshot_20240223-0830011080×2460 137 KB Have the this pair. $15.95. + shipping. They have bright led lights that are rechargeable. Work great with my reading glasses . interchangeable. Lens.

However, they’re cheap because their lenses are plastic. My problem with them was that I either wound up scratching them (always in a spot directly in front of my eyes!) or I splashed a drop or two of some solvent-based paint, glue, filler, etc. on them which etched permanent defects.

The rainbow of light that the human eye can see is a small portion of the total range of light, known in science as the electromagnetic spectrum. Telescopes can be engineered to detect light outside the visible range to show us otherwise hidden regions of space. The James Webb Space Telescope detects near- and mid-infrared wavelengths, the light beyond the red end of the visible spectrum.

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Use your experience with the magnification and working distance you get with the cheap ones to select and buy the appropriate ground-glass magnification power lens plate (or plates). You don’t need to buy the entire Optivisor boxed set with all of the available lens plates at once. You can buy them individually, as needed.

Visible light’s short, tight wavelengths are prone to bouncing off dust particles, making it hard for visible light to escape from a dense nebula. Longer wavelengths of infrared light slip past dust more easily, which means that instruments that detect infrared light — like those on Webb — are able to observe objects that emit light inside dusty clouds. Low-energy brown dwarfs and young protostars forming in the midst of a nebula are among the difficult-to-observe cosmic objects that Webb can study. In this way, Webb works to reveal a “hidden” universe of star and planet formation that is literally not visible otherwise.

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Finally, infrared light holds clues to many mysteries from the beginning of everything, including some of the first generations of stars and galaxies in the early universe. Through a process called cosmological redshift, light is stretched as the universe expands, so light from stars that is emitted in shorter ultraviolet and visible wavelengths is stretched to longer wavelengths of infrared light.

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But I manage to get by with my 4x Opti Visor, two 1.7x ring-light magnifiers, a 5x hand loupe, a 10x jeweler’s loupe and a 17x geologist’s magnifier, and lots of light.

@corsutton Hits the mark here. I have reader magnifier eyeglasses from +2 to +6 that I use for all my modeling. I keep them lined up at the back of my bench and just switch among them when I need more or less magnification. They are much lighter and less claustrophobic than a visor and you can easily look over them to locate tools / read instructions. They let in more light. They’re cheaper than an Optivisor, too. You can order a whole set online from any number of sources or find them at the dollar store.

I finally pulled the trigger on a pair of genuine Optivisors with a couple of different magnification power lenses. As @flatfour observes, the lenses are glass and so are nearly impervious to scratches and anything I’ve every splashed on them has wiped and cleaned away with no problems.

Above each segment is a sine wave pattern indicating the relative wavelength of the band. The sine wave patterns are oriented vertically. The wavelengths increase from left to right. The wave pattern above Gamma is tightest (shortest wavelength). The wave pattern above Radio is more extended (longest wavelength).

Infographic titled “Electomagnetic Spectrum” comparing the wavelengths of light that can be detected by the Hubble, Webb, and Spitzer space telescopes.

Below the wavelength bar are line sketches of three telescopes, labeled with the telescope name and wavelength range. From left to right: The Hubble Space Telescope has a wavelength range of 90 to 2,500 nanometers, corresponding to the right-most portion of the Ultraviolet segment, all of the Visible, and the left-most sliver of the Infrared segment. The James Webb Space Telescope has a wavelength range of 600 to 28,500 nanometers, corresponding to a sliver of red visible light and the left half of the Infrared segment. The Spitzer Space Telescope has a wavelength range of 3,000 to 160,000 nanometers, corresponding to the right half of the Infrared segment.

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Infrared light reveals new details in images, deepening our understanding of celestial objects. To explore what we can learn from other wavelengths of light, click through some of NASA's Universe of Learning ViewSpace Interactives.

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I have one similar to SableLiger’s; I think mine is an Optivisor or a knock-off. It came with a set of different magnification inserts depending on your needs.

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Observations of these early days in the universe’s history shed light on perplexing questions of dark matter and dark energy, black holes, galaxy evolution over time, what the first generations of stars were like, and how we arrived at the universe we experience today.

Light is a complex phenomenon that is classically explained with a simple model based on rays and wavefronts.

Having said all of the above, I do have a number of modeling friends who really like the inexpensive drug-store magnified “reading glasses.” These might be worth checking out (especially since you can just walk into the drug store and try them on).

I’ve been doing ok so far whilst building 1:35 armor. However the Takom Hetzer full interior kit has me thinking about more help to see the tiny parts which challenge these 91 year old eyes… I currently use one of those magnifiers thats on a huge boom and can swivel… etc. It doesn’t give me room to work under it when I really really need it. Perhaps a set of magnifying eyeglasses. that focus at 12-14". That’ll let me see and still swing tools around.

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Once you get used to wearing them, you’ll never work without them again. First thing I do when I walk into my workroom is to put them on and taking them off is the last thing I do before turning out the lights.

How do astronomers learn about something in space that is very far away? In addition to images, they study the light from cosmic objects like planets, stars, and galaxies. Astronomers spread light out to look at the detailed rainbow spectrum (plural: spectra). Light carries a lot of information, if you learn to “read” its rainbow! In this video, discover how astronomers read spectra to measure the vast distances of space. Download the video files. Credit: NASA, ESA, Dani Player (STScI).

First, some objects are better observed in infrared wavelengths. Some bodies of matter that are cool and do not emit much energy or visible brightness, like people or a young planet, still emit infrared light. Humans perceive this as heat, while some other animals, like snakes, are able to “see” infrared energy.

The diagram includes a horizontal bar consisting of seven labeled segments representing seven different bands of the electromagnetic spectrum. From left to right these are: Gamma, X-ray, Ultraviolet, Visible, Infrared, Microwave, and Radio. Gamma, X-ray, Microwave, and Radio segments are all colored in shades of gray. The Ultraviolet segment is various shades of purple. The Infrared segments is shades of red and orange. The Visible segment is rainbow, from purple on the left to red on the right.