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Application of Periscope : How does a submarine judge the position of enemy ship, what has 45 degree angle got to do with it ? This animated physics topic gives in-depth information about Periscope.

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Periscope : The animation contains all the details about the optics of a periscope and how it functions

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Simple periscope is an instrument to view the objects which are not in the line of sight of the observer. It is used by the submarines to look at objects above the water surface while the observer remains concealed below. It can also be used to look over the heads of crowd by raising it above the obstacle or for observing the enemy movements from trenches without being seen. It is based on the principle of reflection between two parallel plane mirrors. A simple periscope consists of a long cylindrical hollow tube bent at right angles near the ends. The two plane mirrors are kept parallel and facing each other. They are fixed at 45 degree with the framework at the top and the bottom of the tube. Want to know more, please go through the animation below.

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