can we see directly to the other side through an optical fibre by naked eye?
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An optical fiber is too small to look through with the naked eye and see anything other than light-Light itself you would see, yes.  Using any kind of magnifying device, you would be able to see an image (not just a single pixel).  In a very dark room, you would put the image through a magnifying glass and focus it, so that an image appeared on a wall or other surface.
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No this is totally impossible. There did use to be a novelty product called x-ray glasses and looking through these gave a skeleton type effect to the person. The lens (or holes) has small pieces of feather stuck over them and this combination gave an optical illusion.\n\nHypnotist sometime have a pair of glasses that hypnotised people wear and they beleive that they see people naked. This of course is not try it is only because the hypnotist has suggested it.\n\nHope this helps.
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No, in fact it is like a mirror so you only see yourself.  \nOF COURSE YOU CAN SEE THROUGH IT.
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Technically yes, you would be able to see to the edge provided nothing was obscuring your view (like buildings or trees).  The problem is that dust, water vapor, and other impurities in the atmosphere would place some limitations on how far you could see.
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NO.  you can see the movie but not the 3D effect - if you look through the glasses with only one eye it will look flat
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can you see your @ss when your eyes are at the side of your head? hows that?
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if you are nearsightedness this sight will probably help you.\n\n\n\n\n\nreversingnearsightedness.com
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Not  necessary. When the thickness is high ordinary ray of light is absorbed by the crystal and only the extra-ordinary light comes out.\n\nIf  cut we can  identify the position of crystal to produce the polaraised light.
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Depends where ur looking.  If you look at the right spot you will see nothing, because there wouldn't be anything obstructing your view.  Or you might see that bird that just crossed your view.
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If nothing else,you can use this but I am not positive.  "A telescope can refract images."
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It's a FresnelC function.  Check out the link.
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Fiber Optics are Glass or Silica fibres which are used to transmit light from Point A to Point B.\nAnd can you clarify: "can u really put a camera using it?"\n\nPS: Fiber Optics are NOT Light Source but a Channel
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Possibly.\n\nEven probably one day.\n\nProfessor John Pendry has done the math to show that theoretically metamaterials can be used to make light flow around objects in a similar way to water waves flowing round obstacles. Far enough away from the object, the wave flow is barely disrupted, so it cannot be seen.\n\nNow it just needs to be turned into practice.
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Phase-only optical filter for use in an optical correlation system - Patent 4588260  \n... with zero phase does not reconstruct the correct structure, where as ... would be to construct such a filter by means of a computer generated hologram. ...www.freepatentsonline.com/4588260.html \nHolographic fingerprint device - Patent 6061463  \n... hologram, also affixed to the substrate but at a position along the ... slightly different angle than the one used to construct the hologram (and thus ...www.freepatentsonline.com/6061463.html
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Hi. You could start here : http://www.mellesgriot.com/products/optics/oc_3.htm\nMay not be the best for everyone.
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Try this: http://www.rp-photonics.com/pockels_cells.html
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No! Because even if you can look around the world, when it ends up to your back-side, you won't be able to see your back.