Mira las increíbles ilusiones ópticas que son virales en Internet

• Por Diego Puebla Hernández
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• 13 Jun, 2019. 17:01 hrs

Las obras de un matemático japonés son ampliamente comentadas en redes sociales.

Un matemático japonés llamado Kokichi Sugihara, creó ilusiones ópticas que son ampliamente compartidas en redes sociales.

El matemático muestra sus creaciones, entre las cuales figura una pieza con cuatro puntas triangulares que se convierten en circulares cuando la gira.

También muestra el efecto Schlieren, consistente en el conjunto de no homogeneidades de un material transparente no visible para el ojo humano, en el momento en que la luz atraviesa el agua.

Sugihara es un experto en crear ilusiones ópticas en 3D que hacen que los internautas se cuestionen las leyes de la Física.

 

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Ambiguous Object Illusion: repost of this incredible design by Kokichi Sugihara of Meiji University in Japan, the inventor of this illusion and art form. A clever combination of reflection, perspective, and viewing angle produce this striking illusion. My vote for best gift from the G4G13 exchange last year. ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for info about where to get the amazing items featured here on @physicsfun #illusion #ambiguouscylinderillusion #ambiguouscylinder #geometry #mirrorreflection #physics #ambiguousobject #kokichisugihara #physicstoy #math #mathtoy #mathstoy #optics #opticalillusion #3dprinting #perspective #science #scienceisawesome

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Convection Currents @exploratorium: intricate and delicate structures called schlieren emerge in convective heat flow as hot, less dense water rises off of an electric heating element. A spot light shines through a thin glass walled tank of water with the L-shaped heating element immersed. The convective flow casts a shadow because the index of refraction of water is temperature dependent, with n decreasing at higher temperatures. Buoyancy, turbulence, heat transfer, physical optics- so much physics behind these mesmerizing patterns! 🌟 With special thanks to the Exploratorium! ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for more info and where to find many of the amazing items featured here on @physicsfun #exploratorium #kineticenergy #physics #physicsfun #turbulence #heat #schlieren #physicstoy #kineticart #density #convection #indexofrefraction #science #scienceisawesome

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Ambiguous Object Illusion Mug: circle or a square? It’s all a matter of perspective and viewing angle. The complex shape allows for both to be perceived and is based on the work of mathematician Kokichi Sugihara of Meiji University in Japan, the inventor of this illusion and art form. ➡️Follow the link in my profile for info about where to get this 3D print and other amazing items featured here on @physicsfun #illusion #ambiguouscylinderillusion #ambiguouscylinder #geometry #mirrorreflection #physics #ambiguousobject #kokichisugihara #physicstoy #math #mathtoy #mathstoy #optics #opticalillusion #3dprinting #perspective #science #scienceisawesome

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Inverting Valentines Illusion: Love is a matter of perspective in this illusion that depends on viewing angle. A sweet take on the ambiguous object illusion invented by Kokichi Sugihara of Meiji University. ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for info about where to get the amazing items featured here on @physicsfun #illusion #ambiguouscylinderillusion #ambiguouscylinder #geometry #mirrorreflection #physics #ambiguousobject #kokichisugihara #physicstoy #math #mathtoy #mathstoy #optics #opticalillusion #3dprinting #perspective #science #scienceisawesome

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Inverting Valentines Illusion: Love is a matter of perspective in this illusion that depends on viewing angle. A sweet take on the ambiguous object illusion invented by Kokichi Sugihara of Meiji University. ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for info about where to get the amazing items featured here on @physicsfun #illusion #ambiguouscylinderillusion #ambiguouscylinder #geometry #mirrorreflection #physics #ambiguousobject #kokichisugihara #physicstoy #math #mathtoy #mathstoy #optics #opticalillusion #3dprinting #perspective #science #scienceisawesome

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