Abstract: A polyhedral optical conduit with a plurality of parallel sides and having longitudinal and transverse axes. Two of the parallel sides define openings (e.g., apertures) that further define a passageway therebetween. At least one of the parallel sides includes a scale used to determine the position of the conduit. The polyhedral optical conduit sits in a support cradle that helps maintain the position of the conduit while allowing rotation of the conduit. The support cradle may include a scale to determine the position of the conduit as well. The passageway includes an optical device disposed within it. Electromagnetic radiation, e.g., light, is projected into the passageway. When the light exits the passageway it may appear differently depending on the orientation of the polyhedral optical conduit and the optical device therein. This provides a visual representation of quantum phenomena.

Abstract: A polyhedral optical conduit having a longitudinal axis, a first transverse axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and a second transverse axis perpendicular to both the longitudinal axis and the first transverse axis. The polyhedral optical conduit includes a plurality of parallel sides. Two of the parallel sides define openings (e.g., apertures) that further define a passageway there between. The passageway includes an optical device disposed within it, typically oriented in the plane defined by the transverse axes. Electromagnetic radiation, e.g., light, is projected into the passageway. When the light exits the passageway it may appear differently depending on the orientation of the polyhedral optical conduit and the optical device therein. This provides a visual representation of quantum phenomena.

Abstract: A polyhedral optical conduit having a longitudinal axis, a first transverse axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and a second transverse axis perpendicular to both the longitudinal axis and the first transverse axis. The polyhedral optical conduit includes a plurality of parallel sides. Two of the parallel sides define openings (e.g., apertures) that further define a passageway there between. The passageway includes an optical device disposed within it, typically oriented in the plane defined by the transverse axes. Electromagnetic radiation, e.g., light, is projected into the passageway. When the light exits the passageway it may appear differently depending on the orientation of the polyhedral optical conduit and the optical device therein. This provides a visual representation of quantum phenomena.