An optical lantern -- also called a "magic lantern" -- is (was) a projector that showed slides. Some models showed the slides in rapid succession to give the impression of a moving picture. The earliest lanterns used a candle as the light source: Later on, the light source was a bulb powered by electricity:
big with a lightbulb thing on its head
It is red... like your average lantern.... you have to play with the clocks to get it though... look up "Haunted House Poptropica Walk-through if you want to know how to beat the clocks.
Some common optical illusions are the ones that look like they are spinning. There are also optical illusions that have a dot in the center of a person's face and after staring for about 30 seconds the person can look at a wall and blink and see an outline of their face.
It is an optical illusion.
Well, optical illusions help exercise your brain when ever you look at anything, but if you look at too many optical illusions it can really hurt you.
Green Lantern An Exclusive Look - 2011 TV was released on: USA: 16 June 2011
funnily enough its an optical illusion and looks to the human eye like a squirrel
Optical illusions
The end of a rainbow is a myth, as rainbows are optical illusions that don't have a physical end point.
The Lantern fish is an alternative food resource to krill for predators like the squid or king penguin. The lantern fish itself, eats mainly zooplankton.
The scientific name for a lantern bug is Pyrops candelaria. It is a type of planthopper known for its distinct lantern-like structure on its head.
Oh, absolutely, friend! "Lantern" is indeed a noun. Just imagine a beautiful lantern glowing softly in the night, spreading warmth and light. It's a lovely word that brings to mind coziness and comfort.