The young girl stood right up against the mirror, with her feet pressed against the skirting board. "And then look down, you can still see your feet," despite the mirror only being hung from the ...

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News; Weird News; Optical illusions; Optical illusion of gymnast has everyone saying the same thing Italian rhythmic gymnast Sofia Raffaeli went viral for her bronze-winning routine, where she was ...

Explore how 4D digital holographic microscopy enables fast, full-field, and non-contact characterization of MEMS micromirrors.

In the description, its author writes: 'Spin this arrow 180 degrees and it still points to the right - only in a mirror will it point left, and only to the left.

Sugihara first unleashed this maddening arrow in a 2016 paper published in the journal Symmetry.In the paper, Sugihara proposed a new type of optical illusion known as "anomalous mirror symmetry ...

Kyocera Corporation announced that its" Fine Cordierite" ceramic mirror has been chosen for use in experimental equipment to conduct optical communication between the International Space Station ...

Angle of Incidence. The majority of mirrors are constructed to be used at a specific angle of incidence. Hot mirrors are usually employed at zero or near zero degrees AOI, whereas dichroic mirrors are ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Kevin Parry created a simple, yet maddening optical illusion: he made it look like he was playing catch with himself. He wouldn't reveal how he pulled this off, but ...

From a flat mirror, designer light: Bizarre optical phenomenon defies laws of reflection and refraction. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2011 / 09 ...