Welcome to Holo-ween! Here’s a fun hologram project that we’ve been meaning to do for a long time for Halloween, and it actually turned out to be much easier than we expected. This is a 4″x5″ hologram of a skeleton in a coffin. But the best part is that everything is activated by a standard […]
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Who does MIT choose to help students make holograms? That’s right,the LitiHolo Hologram Kit! Take a look at the video from the MIT YouTube channel showing our kit being used as part of the MIT Independent Activities Program (IAP) to teach MIT students about making their own holograms. From Harvard physics labs to MIT to
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Holograms have some very interesting properties that make them different from 2-dimensional images. One of these properties that we periodically get asked about is what happens if a hologram is cut in half, or even shattered into a million pieces? One aspect of this question is based on the fact that every part of the
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Make: Magazine came up with a great name for our hologram film – Hella Fast Holograms! We call it LitiHolo Instant Hologram Film, but we’re thinking about changing the name now. “Holograms are fun to view, and recently they’ve become a lot more fun to make.” Because they are targeting the DIY community of makers,
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Students are back to school, so holograms can be too! This is a great article covering our Hologram Kit for use by teachers, written by Chris Chiaverena for The Physics Teacher Journal. It is not new, but it does a great job of highlighting the ease of making holograms in the classroom, and it is
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