Multiple Mirror Reflections from ONE SOURCE | Doc Physics

You're going to see this effect everywhere when you start looking for it. Ultimately, it's the basis for the fringes that appear in an air-gap system, the beautiful colors that appear in an oil slick on water (look at your driveway after a short rain), and the cool colors that appear when your screen protector is not perfectly installed. Poke around in wonder, kids.

[@gyre6443]

I honestly think I would have failed my physics class if it wasn't for your videos. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!

[@M_Sey21]

Brilliant to see you back! Your posts are excellent! Thank you!

[@Rosalies_]

Fun flash back to my first optics course. I got all of that, but can’t make out the relationship between the spacing and the intensities. Great video

[@Scar_47]

hey doc, thx for all the explanations. BEST TEACHER

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i like all these pretty songs. and i like to sing along. but i dont know what It means.

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Glad to see you're alive & well.

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[@deslomeslager]

They sell those glass square containers, you can put one or more candles in them. It will be easier to explain things if you use one of those.
A drawing might have been easier as well.
I got a bit seasick of the camera work .. ..
O dear. Did I say anything positive? Let's do that! It is nice to hear you talk to yourself and ask questions.
PS: how would the light look like if you hold it very close to the mirror, and have the light sheer off of it (a very small angle I mean)?
PPS: If you happen to have a laser light .. .. (do be careful not to harm your eyes or camera though).