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on March 4, 2021
The Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscopes are made with two or more mirrors. Light reflecting between these mirrors produces multiple virtual images of stunning beauty. Three front-surface mirrors are set together to form an equilateral triangle with angle 60°-60°-60°
Standard, household mirrors have a protective layer, such as glass, covering the reflective surface. First- or front-surface mirrors do not have a heavy protective surface.The elimination of a protective surface simplifies the optics!
Light rays are assumed to bounce off the mirrors like a ball bounces off a hard surface.
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