Marijana can slow brain function, affecting the optic nerves that transmit visual information to your brain. It literally slows down each 'frame' until it resembles what you see in a fast-paced strobe light. Marijuanas affect on people varies based on the composition of the organic compounds it contains.
Answer=1.A Strobe is a light that flashes on and off continuously.
A strobe light
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That depends on the light. Exposing your eyes to light so bright that it makes you uncomfortable can be bad for your retinas regardless of how it flashes. They can cause headaches as your brain attempts to adjust back and forth between light and dark. If you are looking directly at the strobe, then it can be.
You may be able to find a strobe light at a party store, like party city. A really good place to find a strobe light would be at Spencer Gifts. They usually carry things like that in their stores.
A stroboscopic light, or strobe light, is a device which discharges flashes of light which causes moving objects to appear stationary or slow-moving. The flashing light has been known to cause seizures in people who suffer from epilepsy.
A strobe light is typically a halogen bright white light with a timer on it that turns on and off the pulse of the light to create a strobe effect on it.
Strobe lights are lights used to display regular flashes of light. They are often used in clubs/at concerts etc.
flashes of light
The element magnesium is used in photographic flashbulbs as well as in pyrotechnic displays. The element tungsten is used in both fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs.
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2. A strobe light works by illuminating an object with a very brief flash of light. If this flash of light is repeated at the same rate as an object is rotating, then the rotating object will appear to be stationary. The flash of light is produced by a flash tube similar to that on a modern camera, but one capable of having a very short pulse of light, and at very great intensity. The modern Strobe light was invented by Edgerton, and he went on to invent Side Scan Sonar, a powerful technique for viewing the seabed. The primitive origin of the strobe light can be seen as a slit in a cardboard disk, which is rotation at the same speed as the object is rotating. The technique is not limited to rotating machinery - any repetitive motion may be studied. And with single flashes, a short-lived phenomena may be captured on film.