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I wonder what's at the end of the rainbow?

 
Time
18:00 - 24:00 o'clock
Organizer
ZEISS and ZEISS: Spektroskopie
Place
Mensa des Studierendenwerks
Adresse
Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 6

Can you see a rainbow even on a long night? We’ll get to the bottom of this question and make the invisible visible. Light is broken down into spectral colors by an optical grating. But what secrets await at the end of the rainbow?

According to legend, there’s a treasure at the end of the rainbow. Imagine that instead of gold and gemstones, you could discover something else: measurable light.  

That’s exactly what ZEISS Spectroscopy does. Using precise measuring instruments from ZEISS, light is broken down into its components and analyzed. When an object is illuminated, for example, the light reflected from it provides valuable information about a wide variety of material properties. This reveals the secrets hidden within the object. Even production processes can be monitored and optimized using these measurement data. 

ZEISS spectrometers and optical components are like modern treasure hunters that make the invisible visible and help us better understand the world around us. Whether it’s exploring distant galaxies or checking the quality of food—the possibilities are virtually limitless. 

Experience the magic of light dispersion and spectral analysis. Discover how ZEISS Spectroscopy combines science and technology to transform light into measurable wonders. Embark on a journey to the end of the rainbow, where a wide variety of treasures await you! 

 
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Dieses Bild zeigt die Lichtzerlegung durch ein Prisma. Ein weißer Lichtstrahl tritt von links ein, durchläuft ein dreieckiges Prisma und teilt sich in blaue und rote Strahlen auf. Diese Strahlen werden auf ein Spektrum projiziert, das Farben von Violett bis Rot zeigt.
Spektrale Zerlegung von weißem Licht mittels eines optischen Gitters
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