The Law of reflection states that:

the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection

Natural Light Sources Artificial Light Sources
(Light sources
naturally
occurring in the
environment)
Sun Incandescent: (heat causing a
filament of metal, Tungsten, to
glow and produce light)
Fire Fluorescent: (Light produced by
electrically charging mercury
vapor and phosphor powder
inside the light bulb)
Bioluminescence
: (light produced
by living
organisms
through
chemical
reactions)
Fire flys,
Angler
Fish
Phosphorescent: (Light energy is
stored and released later)
Glow in the dark
stickers
Chemiluminescent: (artificial
light energy released by
chemical reactions)
Glow Sticks
Light is Visible Energy,
It travels in straight
lines, waves, and is
made up of particles
Light Scientists: Al-Haytham(how vision really worked),
Archimedies (burning enemy ships), Newton (rainbows),
Pythagoras (Light comes from the eyes).
Newton
TapetumLucidum: Reflective
Surface lining the retina in animal
eyes
Ommatidium: Compound eyes in insects
Refraction
Near Sighted
Far Sighted