An image depicting a sequential, step-by-step guide to building a simple spectroscope. The first segment showcases a small collection of materials – a shiny CD, a colorful cereal box, a roll of silver duct tape, and a sharp utility knife. In the second segment, a hand is shown using the utility knife to cut an angled slit into the side of the cereal box. The third segment displays the CD being placed at the bottom of the box, shiny side up, facing the slit. The fourth segment shows the cereal box now entirely covered in the silver duct tape, except for the cut slit and a small viewing hole on the side. The final segment portrays a human eye peering through the viewing hole, with a beautiful array of dispersed light colors, like a rainbow, emerging from the slit – illustrating the spectrum of colors.

An image illustrating the process of constructing a basic spectroscope, in a series that includes detailing the required materials such as a shiny CD, a colorful cereal box, silver duct tape, and a utility knife. Following this, there is a depiction of a hand using the utility knife to carve a slanted slash into the side of the cereal box, and the subsequent step highlights the placement of the CD, with its reflective side facing the incision at the base of the box. Moreover, there is a visual progression of the cereal box entirely wrapped in silver duct tape apart from the sliced opening and a small viewing aperture engineered into the structure. As the presentation unfolds, the concluding segment features an individual observing through the specific viewing hole, with a marvelous presentation of varied light hues emanating from the slash, reflecting a beautiful array similar to a vibrant rainbow and phenomenally symbolizing the exposition of color spectra.