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200 Pair Fireworks Glasses for Laser Shows, Raves & Holiday Lights - Enhance Light Displays at Parties, Concerts & Festivals
200 Pair Fireworks Glasses for Laser Shows, Raves & Holiday Lights - Enhance Light Displays at Parties, Concerts & Festivals
200 Pair Fireworks Glasses for Laser Shows, Raves & Holiday Lights - Enhance Light Displays at Parties, Concerts & Festivals
200 Pair Fireworks Glasses for Laser Shows, Raves & Holiday Lights - Enhance Light Displays at Parties, Concerts & Festivals
200 Pair Fireworks Glasses for Laser Shows, Raves & Holiday Lights - Enhance Light Displays at Parties, Concerts & Festivals

200 Pair Fireworks Glasses for Laser Shows, Raves & Holiday Lights - Enhance Light Displays at Parties, Concerts & Festivals

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Fun for the whole family! Want to view the world in a whole new way? Try on a pair of our diffraction glasses and see a new perspective on light and color! You'll see rainbows where ever there is white light and the rainbow bursts will amaze you! View your world in bright new colors as you watch Fireworks Displays. Experiment and have fun viewing rainbows. Be amazed - with our eye-opening glasses, the world will never be the same!

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    Prism Diffraction Fireworks Glasses - For Laser Shows, Raves

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I used these for a science presentation. I speak at a planetarium and was recently asked to do a presentation to middle school science students to learn about spectroscopy (part of a larger presentation on stars). Initially I have them look at a simple tungsten light bulb (I used the type used in fish tanks & display cases because it has a long straight filament that creates a very bold spectrum.) I then move them to other types of lights... showing them hydrogen gas tubes, helium gas tubes, nitrogen gas tubes, etc. and the glasses show off the emission lines of the gases extremely well. At the end of the presentation I tell the students they get to keep the gasses and can look at holiday lights, but also to look at street lights (since they're not tungsten) and notice the different light patterns created by different types of street lights. The presentation was a huge hit.The diffraction grating lenses create hexagonal diffraction spikes. They're durable enough for the purpose. The cardboard frames have a few crease points for different width heads (e.g. adults vs. children).