Well What Colour is a mirror??? i just wanted to know, heard it on brainiac on john tickles teasers lol ( If you dont know what brianiac is its a science program that do pointless experiments)
Last edited by Kurazoo (2007-01-19 10:14:41)
Dont know. And Braniac has gone shite now with that dom presenting it. Hammond ftw!
Mines Cream.
Probably because i have Cream walls.
Probably because i have Cream walls.
No idea...
But what do you see if you put 2 mirrors precisely parallel to each other ... if there is nothing in between the mirrors what would be seen?
But what do you see if you put 2 mirrors precisely parallel to each other ... if there is nothing in between the mirrors what would be seen?
google
Depends on the level of light?[TP~Bravo]Wiggy wrote:
No idea...
But what do you see if you put 2 mirrors precisely parallel to each other ... if there is nothing in between the mirrors what would be seen?
if you looked at them youd see yourself, dya know how, go look into a mirror i bet youl be shocked to find out you will see yourself
Its silver
Not a clue..daffytag wrote:
Depends on the level of light?[TP~Bravo]Wiggy wrote:
No idea...
But what do you see if you put 2 mirrors precisely parallel to each other ... if there is nothing in between the mirrors what would be seen?
But i will karma greatly to anyone that can find a website about it..
I've been wondering it for ages, ever since i started learning about paradox's.
Also I'm not on about if you look with your eyes, or a camera.. what would be seen if there was nothing in-between them, so in effect they had nothing but each other to reflect, basically creating a vacuum of an image.
I have to go with coconut blue, with a blend of freshwater salmon yellow.
The color of an object depends on what wavelengths of light it reflects. If it reflects all wavelengths, it is white. If it reflects none it is black.
edit: my answer is white.
edit: my answer is white.
Last edited by Volatile_Squirrel (2007-01-19 10:10:24)
They would create a massive implosion that would destroy everything known to man, plus the CIA will come top you now because you might do it[TP~Bravo]Wiggy wrote:
Not a clue..daffytag wrote:
Depends on the level of light?[TP~Bravo]Wiggy wrote:
No idea...
But what do you see if you put 2 mirrors precisely parallel to each other ... if there is nothing in between the mirrors what would be seen?
But i will karma greatly to anyone that can find a website about it..
I've been wondering it for ages, ever since i started learning about paradox's.
Also I'm not on about if you look with your eyes, or a camera.. what would be seen if there was nothing in-between them, so in effect they had nothing but each other to reflect, basically creating a vacuum of an image.
I think he could be rightVolatile_Squirrel wrote:
The color of an object depends on what wavelengths of light it reflects. If it reflects all wavelengths, it is white. If it reflects none it is black.
edit: my answer is white.
yes yes but i dont think anyone knew without the internet
A mirror is basically a smooth sheet of silver(very fine and smooth) covered by a plate of glass.
A perfect mirror itself cannot be seen, and does not reflect a colour of its own. A mirror can only be detected by its imperfections and the fact that we can now see behind us. A mirror is colourless.
That's my vote. A mirror does what it does reflect light. Light of various wavelengths, as in colors. Reflection is an aspect of the properties of light energy, not a color. Now, if you were to look at the products that go into what makes a mirror, you oculd go that route. However, Since you are Seeing a reflection of you in a mirror, the colors are reflected light. Asking what color a mirror is is almost asking what PURE H20 water tastes like.stkhoplite wrote:
A perfect mirror itself cannot be seen, and does not reflect a colour of its own. A mirror can only be detected by its imperfections and the fact that we can now see behind us. A mirror is colourless.
precise and the color of silver?SplinterStrike wrote:
A mirror is basically a smooth sheet of silver(very fine and smooth) covered by a plate of glass.
purplePoncho wrote:
precise and the color of silver?SplinterStrike wrote:
A mirror is basically a smooth sheet of silver(very fine and smooth) covered by a plate of glass.
why are you all still wasting your time... the answer has been provided
Volatile_Squirrel wrote:
GOOGLE FTW?
Course he's right.Kurazoo wrote:
I think he could be rightVolatile_Squirrel wrote:
The color of an object depends on what wavelengths of light it reflects. If it reflects all wavelengths, it is white. If it reflects none it is black.
edit: my answer is white.
Depending on the light it reflects. its like asking, what color is light
15 more years! 15 more years!
White-Fusion wrote:
Its silver
My mirror just whispers that I'm the fairest in the land.