Fizeau-Foucault apparatus
photometer
lucimeter
heliograph
lumic
Kundt's tube
chronoscope
interference microscope
binoculars
field glasses
opera glasses
bichromatic
photometrician
absorptiometer
tachymeter
velometer
illuminometer
hydrotachymeter
optical telescope
Machmeter
interferometer
streak camera
spectacle
crosscalibration
supersonic
magnascope
dipleidoscope
dynactinometer
light microscope
focimeter
vacuometer
SOL
pseudoscope
auxometer
auxetometer
horometer
rangefinder
transmissometer
lightspeed
photometrograph
spectroscope
haemadromograph
light-duty
tracer
optic
metra
superlumic
baropodometer
vertometer
sensitometer
windmeter
clock
panel light
rapidity
horologiography
metronomy
nightscope
adaptometer
scientific instrument
hyalograph
light meter
photopolarimeter
exposure meter
fastigiobulbar
eriometer
retinoscope
speeded
photocoagulator
telescope
leucoscope
size
cymometer
ocular
gunsight
chromometer
chronopher
eyepiece
pitter-patter
phonometer
laser harp
scotoscope
optical
tachyonic
diffusor
ometer
patter
laser
diffuser
chromatrope
focimetry
electrodynamometer
moondial
luxometer
daylight
compound microscope

English words for 'Either of two types of instrument used to measure the speed of light.'

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