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| When posed with a question
in class, in addition to providing students with verbal and written
answers, we set up experiments such that students can experience
for themselves, thus understanding the concepts better. Here our
Secondary 4 Physics class has been taught the concept of mirrors
and its reflection. |
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Left: Lianne is looking
at a set of parallel mirrors. When 2 mirrors are placed parallel
facing each other, they create and infinite images of each other
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| Above: The students look at a box
composed of lights and mirrors. Although the box is only 2 inches
in depth, what they see inside the box seems to stretch to infinity.
Some students are baffled by the concept that they take an upclose
and personal look at it. |
| This is an image of
the Infinity Light Mirror. Infinity mirrors creates the illusion
of a tunnel of lights going off into infinity. Also, the actual
glass mirror creates a precise image and can be used as a traditional
mirror. |
Taken May 21, 2002
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