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• Project: Light and Optics: Building the impossible kaleidoscope
  In this section we will build a toy called the Polariscope. As you can see from the above photograph, the Polariscope makes patterns of beautiful colors, somewhat like a kaleidoscope, but by an entirely different mechanism. Learn more in this lesson project by Sci-toys. https://sci-toys.com/scitoys/scitoys/light/polariscope.html
• Video: How To Make Polarized Art With Household Items
  Easy instructional video on how to make a polarized light mosaic out of everyday items. Great project to do at home or for students learning about light polarization.
• Video: Show Me Some Science! Polarization of the Sky
  Bees are capable of remarkable feats of orientation and navigation; they have a very strong sense of direction. Find out more in this easy experiment.
• BioSTEAM: Make an Interactive Polarized Light Visualizer!
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• Project: Polariscope
  This is a quick 'n dirty way of building a cheap polariscope. https://www.instructables.com/id/Polariscope/
• Project: Polariscope
  Make your own polariscope from polarizing film and old 3D glasses in this project from Industructables.
• Student Example: Kaleidoscope
  The kaleidoscope consists of two polarized filters on top of each other. By rotating the filters the colors and composition changes because of the polarization. See this student’s example. https://www.behance.net/gallery/14306539/Kaleidoscope
• Video: Art With Polarization
  In this project we will make beautiful pieces of art that can change their colour when you move them. We do this by using the phenomenon called polarisation - this is a property that light waves exhibit. So, in the end, you will not only use your creativity but also learn something about the physics of light! Besides, you will use a laser cutter, a 3D printer and many of the other handy tools provided in a Fab Lab. https://www.instructables.com/id/Art-With-Polarization-light-phablabs/
• Video: DOLPi -Low Cost RasPi Based Polarization Cameras
  Hack-A-Day 2015 Prize Finalist Video for the DOLPi Polarimetric cameras. This video investigates the science of polarization and a new application to solve real world problems such as visualizing land mines, pollution and more.