Imagine you're a ball of light bouncing off your face, that's what happens when you look in a mirror! Mirrors are made of smooth, shiny surfaces that send the light back to you in an orderly way. This makes your reflection look clear and not wobbly or blurry like a puddle on the ground.
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- A ball of light bounces off your face and goes straight into the mirror.
- Your reflection looks clear because the mirror sends all the light back to you in order.
- If the surface was like a sponge, your reflection would be blurry.
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See also
- How Do Mirrors Reflect Light and Why Do We See Ourselves?
- How Do Mirrors Actually Work?
- How Do ‘Mirrors’ Reflect Our Image So Clearly?
- How Do ‘Mirrors’ Work in Real Life?
- How Do ‘Mirrors’ Work and Why Do They Reflect?
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