Now that you know a bit about light, why not find out more? You might ask questions such as:
- What else did Isaac Newton, one of the greatest scientists of all time, discover?
- What new ideas could there be for uses of different light sources in the future?
Your local library is an excellent source for all the information you may need: it may have some information on light you can look at. Click on the image to find your nearest library.
There might be some more photographs or images related to light if you search the website.
Maybe you need some tips on how to be a researcher? Click on one of the icons below.
Ask Your Librarian or Teacher
Ask your librarian or teacher if they can help you find out about light.
Information you can look out for includes photos and media publications, such as newspapers, which may provide you with interesting insights on new developments in light sources and uses.
Not sure exactly what you can ask the librarian for? Click on the icon for some suggestions.
Other Links
To see what happens when you mix different colours together, go to
colour mixing at http://www.jgiesen.de/ColorTheory/RGBColorApplet/rgbcolorapplet.html
Science.ie has lots of interesting information on science in Ireland at http://www.science.ie/