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40 Ways Light Can Bend, Bounce and Break ✨ How does a lens focus light? Why does a diamond sparkle? Where do rainbows come from? 🌈 40 optical elements, one beam of light at a time 🔦 Every ray path follows real optics: Snell’s law, reflection, total internal reflection...

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