I Reflected A True Mirror In a Regular Mirror And This Happened!

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In this video I show you what it looks like when you reflect a true mirror (non-reversing mirror) in a regular mirror. I talk about if the reflection truly does go on infinitely. If so what is the area of the reflected images. Is it infinite as well?
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@yogeshkumar9311 4 года назад

*Everybody a gangsta until the real mirror reflection starts moving by itself.

@christianheichel 4 года назад

I read a Goosebumps book back in the day that did that.

@divat10 4 года назад

@@christianheichel i also read that book! I think there is also a film on it

@christianheichel 4 года назад

@@divat10 I did not know that.. I'm going to try looking that up now. 👍

@AgentxRyan 4 года назад

Chris Heichel did u find it

@christianheichel 4 года назад

@@AgentxRyan Goosebumps Let's Get Invisible. Book #6 The TV show came out the second of November 1996 based off the book man that brings me back

@wohingenau5863 4 года назад

"you can even high-five yourself", finally :(

@GunoiOrdinar 4 года назад

Don't you have 2 hands anyway ?

@josiahcharles2960 4 года назад

@@GunoiOrdinar that's what I saying😂

@kazuo5 4 года назад

@@GunoiOrdinar I get the joke.. but he meant high five'ing yourself with the same hand

@GunoiOrdinar 4 года назад

@@kazuo5 i got the joke too

@gimmforwho_ 4 года назад

Clapping

@dragonrider9051 4 года назад

Side note this is 2020, dont be opening portals right now.

@dandeeteeyem2170 4 года назад

🤣

@HDestroyer787 4 года назад

Yes he's only showing us what we are familiar with right now

@marv8481 4 года назад

Anyone do the “3 kings ritual”?

@humanbeing1429 4 года назад

@@marv8481 you mean the 3 kings of hell from Sabrina?

@HAAAAAAAAHHHHHH 4 года назад

god is gonna come out from the mirror

@janithajayasinghe4148 4 года назад

*'You can kiss yourself in the mirror, but only on the lips...'* _-Black Science man_

@abhayprasad9580 4 года назад

@@hypercept you are smart 😎😎😎

@FireMageTheSorcerer 4 года назад

@@hypercept 👍

@ayushyavagal8178 4 года назад

#ShowerThoughts

@PotentialVermin 3 года назад

I know who you're talking about! O B A M A

@ThahaFahatAfanI 3 года назад

Why are you gae?

@ShawnSwander 4 года назад

The reflected light reduces each reflection and is passing more and more imperfections in the glass so eventually the image would be hazy Distorted and dim and you’d have aberrations. So the equations don’t really account for this and it won’t be truly infinite eventually no useful information is transmitted. So the infinite length is more of a theoretical infinite.

@eitaje 4 года назад

Moreover, for the number of reflections to be infinite, you'll need infinite time, so clearly, during any finite time, there are finite number of reflections.

@LifeofLeium 4 года назад

I mean what you said is true

@mitkoraichev3187 4 года назад

That's because we don't have ideal conditions. Math involving infinity usually breaks down when applied to the physical world, because it's not ideal. That's why physics books' problems usually start with "assume ideal conditions".

@NecroAsphyxia 4 года назад

Also, remember, each length gets smaller and smaller. At a certain point, the length of the line falls below the plank length. At that point, QM kinda breaks down and the universe turns into a lovecraftian nightmarescape...

@ShawnSwander 4 года назад

@@mitkoraichev3187 There are limits in ideal physics as well such as a plank time and plank length being the smallest unit possible. So we should still end up with finite numbers.

@TheBackyardHappens 4 года назад

2020 is already bad enough without you opening portals to evil mirror worlds 😂

@QuintarFarenor 4 года назад

Who says THAT'S the EVIL world? As things go it might be the good one.

@svampebob007 4 года назад

seeing how 2020 has been, combined with slavery, ww1, ww2, isis, all the god damn constant wars... I'm pretty sure we're in the evil world, it wouldn't come as a surprise for the evil mirror world to open up a portal just to mess up their days.

@danewblader4349 4 года назад

What's a whole new world mom said that there is no such thing as a mirror world

@thorbjrnhellehaven5766 3 года назад

@@QuintarFarenor so true !!

@Qwaziop 3 года назад

@@danewblader4349 ok

@-cookiezila-461 4 года назад

0:09 my ipad crashed there, and I'm not lying. It actually crashed when he was talking about the harmonic series

@dream.machine 4 года назад

Oh gosh! 😂

@nautilusgamer2797 4 года назад

Lol

@nautilusgamer2797 4 года назад

If you do it by yourself well… it makes the WEIRDEST SOUND EVER! Or you will just crash

@christmassnow3465 4 года назад

And that's where my brain crashed... coincidence?

@jimmyjames2022 4 года назад

My desktop Win10 Chrome glitched there as well.

@aarin2197 4 года назад

Opens RU-vid RU-vid : Do you want to learn a lesson in optics?

@georgebarbos6969 4 года назад

I see u made the right choice ☺️

@zulfikaraliAkbar 4 года назад

It is so amazing and confusing at the same time.

@georgebarbos6969 4 года назад

Yes and No

@cryptfire3158 4 года назад

Him explaining.. Me: scratches head.. uh what?

@DrunkSpider-Man 3 года назад

I would love to see this behind a two-way mirror so the effect would be more apparent. Doing it normally always seems to curve it a certain direction based on the perspective of the observer.

@jindivik321 4 года назад

spell mirror: M-I-R-R-O-R say mirror: "MEEEEEEEEEEEEYRRRRRRR

@dundermifflinity 4 года назад

I always think the majority of American say Mir -like the space station. Same double-r problem with Squirrel - comes out as Squirl

@TheSecondVersion 4 года назад

"Mom can we go see TENET?" "There's a pandemic out there. We have TENET at home." The Tenet at home: 1:00

@jasminmarte277 4 года назад

😂

@RektAgarioRS 4 года назад

You are such a great youtuber bro. Your channel is almost ad free and you always have interesting experiments to show! Cheers

@huawafabe 4 года назад

That infinity problem is interesting, it reminds me of with the coastline of an island. It's infinite if you measure it infinitely exact (fractal). But the area of the island is obviously finite. Addition: The number that you called "some constant" is actually W*H*π²/8

@cryptfire3158 4 года назад

I didn't get the horn part. You can't cover the entire surface in paint? What? Yes you can, drop your horn in a tub of paint. What am i missing?

@huawafabe 4 года назад

@@cryptfire3158 the horn is infinitely big. You'd need an infinite amount of paint for that

@cryptfire3158 4 года назад

@@huawafabe If that's the case, why does he say it has a finite volume. Certainly i'm missing something, since i can't imagine something of infinite size having a finite volume

@vinlebo88 4 года назад

@@cryptfire3158 That's the reason it is so weird. But you can get an idea of why this is possible: Imagine slicing the horn up. Each slice has an area of πr² and a circumference of 2πr. So if r becomes smaller as you progress through the horn, the area of the slices becomes smaller more quickly than the circumference. It then happens to be that the circumference decreases just slow enough that it goes to infinity.

@huawafabe 4 года назад

@@vinlebo88 it's pretty unintuitive, the easiest way is to look at it mathematically like he did. Areas that stretch out into infinity but converge csn often be finite. For example, the energy required to leave earth's gravity field is the area under a graph with that is a/r² (a is a constant). The graph never reaches zero, but the area is finite. Another example that I already mentioned in my original post: if you measure the length of an island's coastline, you mathematically get to infinity if you measure totally exact (go around every tiny stone, or even every atom etc). So the 1 dimensional thing is infinite. But the area inside this infinitely long coastline is finite and has a limit 😊

@TriumphEdits 4 года назад

Your experiments are amazing!!!

@yashjadhavyj.500subscriber6 4 года назад

Wow You Have A Lot Of Cool Expirements!!! Nice Job The Action Lab👍!

@trilexi 4 года назад

You could just say : WYHALOCE ! NJTAL

@LilCalebW 4 года назад

Yea

@gigos2 4 года назад

@@trilexi Man... One of most underrated comments in freaking WORLD!!

@trilexi 4 года назад

@@gigos2 Thanks haha, I feel like a lot of people didn't understand

@dream.machine 4 года назад

Thanks for posting this ActionLab! I always wanted to know how mirrors reflected and if they truly reflected into infinity... Brings back childhood memories of playing with mirrors as well! True mirrors reflecting into ordinary mirrors looked very interesting and artistic though.

@909sickle 3 года назад

"The answer is yes. And no." That could come in handy

@trstmeimadctr 3 года назад

I love this video because it combines both simple and visually interesting explanations for people who aren't well versed in science and math, but it also has a bit more in-depth explanation for people whose knowledge is more intermediate. I think it is rare for education videos to fill both of those roles well. Usually, they are either a bit simple and childish or they are very in-depth and complex.

@Akknights 4 года назад

Everyone: Mirror The Action lab: *Meeyer*

@akitoyami4284 4 года назад

meer

@folddyy 4 года назад

meeyrr

@Dondlo46 4 года назад

Limmy: waa

@pierce3597 4 года назад

Meer

@amvymavy 4 года назад

Plot twist: There is actually 2 person. The other is his twins

@TeamUnpro 3 года назад

dunno how "true mirror" works but would be kinda dope to see an array of true mirror and regular mirror like, 100 tiles wide and 100 tiles high, where every odd tile is a regular mirror and every even tile is a true mirror would be tripper

@dopeboi9680 4 года назад

I did this about 10 years ago in my grandmas house. I didnt know about the different types of mirrors until now. Really looks like your looking into other dimensions.

@harleyspeedthrust4013 4 года назад

I love these videos! Thanks for making them

@Pedritox0953 4 года назад

1:20 AWESOME EFFECT!! Inception !?

@dmitriiemelianenko8531 4 года назад

I started wandering: what would a reflection of a true mirror in a true mirror look like?

@mybluemars 4 года назад

Apparently nobody cares or it is too painful to think about

@SamuelAko 4 года назад

Same as a regular mirror but the image would not be laterally inverted.

@GabrielHerrera-tv8te 4 года назад

First thing I wondered too....

@DRuddful 3 года назад

Now I ask myself "What would it look like to have 2 true mirrors facing each other?"

@SalarPro 4 года назад

You have to get animator for your self so ppl can undrstand even more.

@kostadinkostadinov2510 Год назад

Funny how the silver itself on the glass reflecting is similarly going within itself to infinity, but not the mirrors, in this dimention the reflection stops at the last molecules able to reflect.

@laorugaaburrida9392 4 года назад

The laser part at the end was awesome

@duncantiminey1088 4 года назад

All videos should be 10 minutes of mirrors and lasers.

@njan-Asher 4 года назад

True mear, regular mear . Done 👍

@abiealjoby6983 4 года назад

Haha

@anoshjames6696 4 года назад

,😂😂

@gigos2 4 года назад

Excellent comment!

@speckledjim_ 4 года назад

Funny as fck!!

@darshan5044 4 года назад

1:20 I legit thought that u had another cameraman ! 🤯

@SRADracer 3 года назад

If the image is getting smaller every reflection, it can’t be infinite. At some point the image is smaller than the wavelength of the light and won’t be reflected anymore.

@JGHFunRun 3 года назад

Also light loses a tiny amount of luminance when reflected, even off of a mirror.

@theCidisIn 4 года назад

Man this is so cool! I love how surprisingly awesome physics is! You make great vids fo sho!

@speckledjim_ 4 года назад

"Today we're gonna be shining a meer into a true meer" ha ha ha

@HenryNWhite-zp5zp 3 года назад

Thank you. Now I can only hear him saying meer

@terryowens3860 4 года назад

I would be interested in whether you could get a see through mirror, and observe how far down the rabbit hole we could see. Also awesome video.

@MickeyTTT 4 года назад

When I was a kid I scratched off a tiny bit of the silver coating in the middle of a mirror so that I could see through it, but it wasn't obvious from the other side. Then I put it opposite another mirror, and was able to look through the middle of the mirror rather than around the side of it, which usually makes the 'tunnel' curve off to the side and out of view. You can see a lot further, but as you'd expect the image becomes more blurry and darker with each reflection until you can't make out any more reflections. It also becomes more green with each reflection as glass is slightly green in colour, as you can see if you look at the edge of a sheet of glass.

@thewaytruthandlife 3 года назад

gabriels horn: paint... the paint is than assumed to consist of infinitesimal small paint molecules and they are not. theyare at minimum a few nanometers big and the horn goes to infinite smaller widths going to infinity

@ironmaiden5658 4 года назад

I’ve always wondered about this. If you performed this experiment for say 24 hours and then you removed one of the mirrors technically there would still be light bouncing but would the light be now bouncing in a different time and space?

@kb2x172 2 года назад

further explain. Sounds interesting.

@thom1218 4 года назад

The only reason it's "no, it doesn't go on forever" is due to the inverse square law that our vision cone introduces, i.e. lenticular field of view. A true orthographic projection and reflection in any mirror would go forever with no inverse square law.

@deathball2331 4 года назад

thom1218 Perfect mirrors*. Because mirrors that we use in everyday life absorb a small amount of radiation with every incidence upon them. Vsauce explained this showing that mirrors absorb green wavelengths the least, causing the further reflections to be progressively more green

@jonmayer 3 года назад

I'm not sure if you're describing mathematical limits correctly. One just converges on a limit a lot faster than the other. But both are an infinite series.

@personperson6022 4 года назад

I was wondering what the last imagine would be a few days ago in an two parallel mirrors so it’s kind of coincidental that this video exists now

@SunroseStudios 3 года назад

every time he says "in real life" as if a mirror image isn't a thing that occurs in real life lol

@johnwatkins3824 4 года назад

It’s “countable infinity”. As apposed to “uncountable infinity”.

@erikbrantner4295 Год назад

You have some awesome questions and answers to the mirror effects!

@sergeboisse 3 года назад

0:30 "a regular mirror does not reverse anything". Wrong! A regular mirror does reverse front and back. And because we have symmetric face and body, we think that it does revert left and right, but not top and down. Which is wrong. A mirror does not reverse left and right, nor top and down, but only back and front.

@yuhihe 4 года назад

This is the first time I don't understand what you're talking about in one sitting. I need to rewatch this a couple more times lol

@84Tacos 4 года назад

Okay you need to do another video about that Laser! You can see where the reflected beams cross. It's super bright there. I wonder how hot it is.

@raswanthkrishna8492 4 года назад

Well, it's a nice video but I'm sticking on to my 100% flat ,shiny and exclusively regular mirror for now !

@MammaOVlogs 4 года назад

wow that is way crazy and yet interesting, good job!

@EzeePosseTV 4 года назад

You can not break the Matrix!! - The Action Lab: *_Hold My True Mirror_* - Me: _Aight...I'm Outta here!_

@RandyKing314 4 года назад

I remember having a problem with Gabriel's Horn back in high school... The math works out, but the "paint" analogy isn't intuitive... If you "fill" the Horn, you would coat the inside, which is the same as "painting" the outside (which has to have the same area as the outside because it has no thickness). The analogy is difficult because we are mixing real things like paint with theoretical things like surfaces and infinity.

@brainisfullofnonsense8183 3 года назад

I can appreciate the calculus involved, but what you didn't use to limit the series to keep it from continuing to infinity is the idea of a smallest possible reflection. I pose that this limitation would be reached when a single photon is bounced, since a single photon is the smallest unit of light. It would not preserve any physical resemblence to the image because it would be akin to reducing a photograph to a single pixel, and we wouldn't even be able to say with any kind of certainty what wavelength that quanta would be traveling at because of scattering and such. But I digress. Placing that single limitation removes the latter portions of the series that could yeild and infinite result. Great video and I really like the images of reflecting a true mirror onto itself. Notice how the reflections get darker as more reflections are reflected. You can see the opposite happen when aiming a camera at a monitor displaying an image from the camera. It gets brighter. I wonder if you could balance the lightening and the darkening effects by aiming a camera at a mirror reflecting the image of the monitor which is displaying the output from the camera....or maybe that's when we break the universe and the ending credits start to play.

@nicbentulan 2 года назад

they should've done this in the 2008 kiefer sutherland film mirrors!

@Kiddie_Cannon 4 года назад

puts a magnifying glass in the middle of the infinity box and shines a light on it*

@Joe_Potts 4 года назад

UNLIMITED POOOWWWEEEEEERRRRR

@micky2be 3 года назад

In fact it's finite because at some point it runs out of light to reflect. The mirror is absorbing part of the light at each reflection. Adding the fact the area gets smaller as well.

@spookmineer 3 года назад

So, W goes to infinity. And H goes to infinity. Area is finite. W x H = A. => infinity x infinity = finite.

@Daily_islamic_reminder1 4 года назад

It's simple every time the surface becomes half of other e.g If I subtracted 0.5 from 1 and then goes on there will be something left to infinity unless you subtract whole number from it

@emmanuelkoech8564 4 года назад

Hey.. I have an idea for an experiment -.what would happen if you shake soda then place it in a vacuum?

@jetnut89 4 года назад

He already did that one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bSZMNu4PWf8.html

@emmanuelkoech8564 4 года назад

@@jetnut89 ow thanks man

@damiangreen299 4 года назад

imperfect reflections and dirt on the mirror also diminish the distance you can see, much like looking through fog, therefore it is not infinite.

@mike1024. 2 года назад

I would argue that the answer is a definite yes. I think a good interpretation of whether the image goes on to infinity would be its distance from the viewer. Since that is a length amount, that goes to infinity.

@caligana 4 года назад

This is deep. I'm going to have to reflect on it.

@shawnfrost4469 4 года назад

make a horn of finite volume with a semi permeable membrane and then fill it with paint inside since it has a finite volume then paint will seep out and will paint the whole surface area.. is this paradox solved 😁?....(i think i painted something which is impossible to paint).. say yes coz i m already feeling like eienstien

@DramaticPaws 4 года назад

Wiki has the answer. The painters paradox is resolved by realizing a finite volume of paint can coat in infinite surface by decreasing the thickness of the coat of paint by an increasing rate as the surface is painted. The series would look similar to the series he showed for the surface area of the horn.

@Leo-gw8ql 4 года назад

I have tried this in a Virtual Machine and it looked as amazing as this is. . .

@presto709 2 года назад

You answered the question "do the images go on forever" in a theoretical way but not in the real world. How many images can actually be seen? I know it would depend on several factors but what would be the most that could possibly be seen?

@stevecollins2770 4 года назад

It should be noted that this applies only if the mirrors reflect 100% of the light. The best mirrors are silver and they only reflect about 95% of the light. Thus, each image is about 5% dimmer than the previous one, and the images become undetectably dim after a fairly small number of reflections.

@cryptocosmosphere 4 года назад

This is some next level inception for me !!

@coolcycles 4 года назад

That the total area is limited does not mean, that there is not an unlimited number of reflections, because the total area can be divided in an unlimited number of areas.

@JanKowalski-rd7yb 4 года назад

Man, I love this channel. Whoever said, that science is boring - apologize now. XD I think it was Einstein, who said, that when you can't explain a complex problem with simple words - you don't fully understand it yourself. Late Stephen Hawking was a genius exactly because he could explain anything even to a biggest mathematical imbecile (like me). This guy also gets it. Problem with regular education at majority of schools is, they just tell you to memorize some definitions and formulas, but they won't give you much explanations, which are simple enough to be understood by anyone (like some real-life examples of given phenomenon or possible practical applications). It's one of my favorite channels as of now, waiting for new content!

@gichingamwaka6172 4 года назад

I like your experiments a lot!

@the_bassiah 4 года назад

I've ALWAYS wanted someone to put a camera behind a 2 way mirror, then face another mirror so we can truly see how infinite a mirror goes!

@CesareVesdani 4 года назад

Does the size of the mirrors affect how much infinite mirrors you can see?

@albertornstein883 3 года назад

Correct me if Im wrong, but I think the argument used to prove that the images dont go forever is flawed. A point is made that an infinite set does not contain infinite elements because the sum of them converges, which really has nothing to do with the number of elements; which is by definition infinite. In other words, it is already being said that the sum has infinite summands, and the summands are the number of areas, so there ARE an infinite number of areas, it just so happens that the sum of them converges to a finite value, because the area decreases quadratically instead of linearly as the length does.

@getreck516 4 года назад

Question, if you get multiple mirrors and make the reflection side facing in words will it reflect the last thing the mirror seen?

@getreck516 4 года назад

You probably won't see this

@paulbrooks4395 3 года назад

Couldn’t it be said that the reflectance is an infinite number of diminishing reflections in a finite volume?

@contessa.adella 3 года назад

And of course practically speaking, the glass absorbs a little light at each reflection, thus dimming the images progressively to nothing!

@ellxsandranoratora 4 года назад

wait so what would it look like if you were on the inside of a sphere mirror. like the you're inside of this sphere the whole around you is a mirror but would that look like. Sorry if I didn't explain well

@professorworks8363 4 года назад

I would love to see what would happen if you tried to zoom really far in on the mirror reflection and see how many copies of yourself you can see

@welchianachi7707 4 года назад

Last scene with laser is like playing with fire, reason is if you redirect laser light into the laser that produce it the laser might be destroyed by itself. It is occurring mostly in semiconductor types and those on solid state types, gaseous I believe are more resistant.

@Zeldaschampion 4 года назад

The area would become to small to sustain photons so no the image stops at a certain point but the division goes on for infinity.

@SorinNicu 3 года назад

Needed to be added that mirrors don't reflect 100% of the light. So all those reflection loses will "eat away" the light that is reflected numerous times. That's why the farthest reflections in series look darker. So, at some point in that series, all the light photons will be absorbed. Totally, because at some point there can not be 1/2 of a photon left for example. The reflections won't go to infinity. I think that "quantum reasoning" will make the length not diverge. At some point, the smallest width length stops at wave length of the reflected light, so it's a finite series.

@Youngillidan 4 года назад

Do a true mirror reflected into another true mirror next!!!

@philipp3469 4 года назад

I'd say its not going on forever. The mirror absorbes a small percentage of the reflected light. That's why the created mirror tunnel looks kinda faded in the distance. Let's just say after each reflection it absorbed 1 percent of light. Then we got max 100 reflections.

@Taikeb0 4 года назад

Actually, at the 100th reflection you'd still have around 36.6% of the light since each reflection will only absorb the light by 1% of its previous reflection. At 99% efficiency, it'd take around 450 reflections to get to 1% just from the reflection alone.

@philipp3469 4 года назад

@@Taikeb0 oh okay, thanks for your correction. 🙏

@WouterVerbruggen 4 года назад

I would argue it doesn't go to infinity, as at some points the last photon will be absorbed by the mirror surface or scattered somewhere

@trunkbangking 4 года назад

I believe its still infinite. .just like if you look down a tunnel in gets smaller but if you zoom in its big again..you should try that next experiment

@xtieburn 4 года назад

Assuming absolutely perfect reflection. (You have to, otherwise the light would lose energy and the reflections grow dimmer until you can no longer see them.) Im pretty sure the mathematics behind that is reliant on it being continuous, which light isnt. Its in quanta.

@TSGEnt 4 года назад

Would this also be so if it were a true mirror into a second true mirror rather than a "regular" mirror?

@Abish_ 4 года назад

this video : Mear mear mear image mear true mear mear mear

@artiction 4 года назад

Thank you. I cant unhear it now.

@Immortal628 4 года назад

That was killing me too

@christianheichel 4 года назад

Gabriel Iglesias :::: "You mear" lol

@thegreathesam9748 4 года назад

oh god exactly, and its really annoying when a dude talks like an old chick

@speckledjim_ 4 года назад

Ha ha ha ha "meer"!!

@jarlfenrir 3 года назад

When people ask "does the reflections goes forever" they don't care about total length or area of reflections. They care just about pure number of reflection! I mean will the reflections stop after 100? Probably not. After 1000? You definitely won't see that many reflections, because they are going to be to tiny, but they are still there! So... is this a limit of reflections when put this way?

@naota3k 4 года назад

I watched this video in a mirror pointed over my shoulder at the back of a white sheet while projecting the video from the opposite side.

@OnTheRiver66 4 года назад

Where so you get a true mirror? Great video with a lot of information.

@seamus9305 3 года назад

The answer is no because at every reflection the mirror does not perfectly reflect all the photons. Some pass through the mirror. You can see the fade as you look into the distant reflections. The fade is not all from distance, some of it is from photon loss. In other words no mirror reflects 100% so the loss of all light happens at a particular distance. Would be interesting to involve a telescope.

@MrShaundra 3 года назад

You never showed a true mirror reflected into another true mirror...unless I missed it. I saw the standard mirror reflected into a true mirror though.

@phoneuser1437 4 года назад

You're explanation is really very good

@patricktapia5525 3 года назад

“Is the image in the mirror infinite?” “Well yes, but actually no”

@mito88 3 года назад

no, it is. yes, it is not.

@user-lk5cn4zf5p 4 года назад

You actually cannot fill that tube with paint in finite time, since the velocity of filling will tend to 0.

@gtrmusic69 4 года назад

Another fantastic video. Thanks for all your work.

@mr.knightthedetective7435 4 года назад

Make an experiment with spherical mirrors, it'll be interesting

@gamingwithdeku9992 4 года назад

Soooo cool !!! I'd love to learn more about this. Thank youuu

@kshitijpandey6514 4 года назад

Try to place an object between a concave mirror and a plane mirror I guess it would be fun

@jonynos16 3 года назад

That only works on a theoretical sense, in reality the width is finite because you can only go as far as an eletron can reflect from. I mean the universe is granular and not continuous so that "infinite" small area will stop at something like the plank's lengh. Or will it? (correct me if i am wrong please).