Light and Dark

Discover the fascinating world of light and its interplay with darkness in Light and Dark by David Greene. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2002, this engaging paperback spans 242 pages of captivating insights into the realms of astrophysics, biology, and optics.

This book is enriched with over 100 diagrams, graphs, and figures that illustrate a variety of intriguing topics. Delve into the history of artificial lighting, explore the cycles of eclipses, and learn about light-sensitive eyeglasses. Greene also uncovers the science behind rainbows, bioluminescence, and even the unique clock setting at the South Pole. Additionally, you will discover how zebra stripe patterns and the conveyance of information through light from the sun or lasers can impact our understanding of the universe.

Perfect for enthusiasts of popular science, Light and Dark invites readers to illuminate their knowledge of light and its profound effects on life and the environment.