Goggles frame: 18 x 6 x 3 cm (7.09 x 2.36 x 1.18 in) (Without the black elastic strap); Lens Diameter: 50 mm (1.97 in), Thickness: 7 What Are Kaleidoscope Goggles? Kaleidoscope Goggles bend light through a series of faceted lenses that create duplicates of light waves. This effect is similar to that of a "bug eye" or repeating pattern. Some are infused with rainbow coloring and faceted in different ways to create remarkable visual effects and colors. These goggles are a phenomenal experience and surely a level above diffraction in intensity. You may have heard of another very unique product called Diffraction Glasses, but are they the same as Kaleidoscope goggles? NO, very different in fact. The word "Kaleidoscope" originates from the early 19th century in Greek where kalos means "beautiful", eidos represents "form" and finally "scope" referring to the visual effects. Kaleidoscope goggles are becoming very popular across the nation, partly due to the celebrity exposure the goggles have had. These goggles are not only an entertainment phenomenon, but they are an artistic masterpiece beautiful enough to be displayed as art. If you want to experience something more intense than light diffraction, you absolutely must try on a pair of these bifocals.
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