Reflection from Curved Surfaces: Optic Mirage
Photos Show the Demonstration Used at the University of Texas at Austin:
Instructions / Notes:
- Two concave mirrors face each other to form a clam shell .
- The top mirror has hold in the center through which a real image versus a virtual image can be observed.
- The projected image, in this case a pig, appears to be resting on top of a convex surface.
- The pig is used because it is made soft enough material so as to not scratch the mirror.
Last updated on March 9, 2023