I Reflected A True Mirror In a Regular Mirror And This Happened!

In this video I show you what it looks like when you reflect a true mirror (non-reversing mirror) in a regular mirror. I talk about if the reflection truly does go on infinitely. If so what is the area of the reflected images. Is it infinite as well?

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*Any experiment you try is at YOUR OWN RISK. The Action Lab assumes no responsibility for any injury if you attempt anything you see in this video or on The Action Lab channel.

[yogeshkumar]

*Everybody a gangsta until the real mirror reflection starts moving by itself.

[wohingenau]

"you can even high-five yourself", finally :(

[dragonrider]

Side note this is 2020, dont be opening portals right now.

[janithajayasinghe]

*'You can kiss yourself in the mirror, but only on the lips...'*
_-Black Science man_

[aarin]

Opens YouTube
YouTube : Do you want to learn a lesson in optics?

[TheBackyardHappens]

2020 is already bad enough without you opening portals to evil mirror worlds 😂

[ShawnSwander]

The reflected light reduces each reflection and is passing more and more imperfections in the glass so eventually the image would be hazy Distorted and dim and you’d have aberrations. So the equations don’t really account for this and it won’t be truly infinite eventually no useful information is transmitted. So the infinite length is more of a theoretical infinite.

[jindivik]

spell mirror: M-I-R-R-O-R
say mirror:

[-cookiezila-]

0:09 my ipad crashed there, and I'm not lying. It actually crashed when he was talking about the harmonic series

[zulfikaraliAkbar]

It is so amazing and confusing at the same time.

[TheSecondVersion]

"Mom can we go see TENET?"
"There's a pandemic out there. We have TENET at home."

The Tenet at home: 1:00

[Akknights]

Everyone: Mirror
The Action lab: *Meeyer*

[RektAgarioRS]

You are such a great youtuber bro. Your channel is almost ad free and you always have interesting experiments to show! Cheers

[DrunkSpider-Man]

I would love to see this behind a two-way mirror so the effect would be more apparent. Doing it normally always seems to curve it a certain direction based on the perspective of the observer.

[dream.machine]

Thanks for posting this ActionLab! I always wanted to know how mirrors reflected and if they truly reflected into infinity... Brings back childhood memories of playing with mirrors as well! True mirrors reflecting into ordinary mirrors looked very interesting and artistic though.

[sickle]

"The answer is yes. And no."
That could come in handy

[trstmeimadctr]

I love this video because it combines both simple and visually interesting explanations for people who aren't well versed in science and math, but it also has a bit more in-depth explanation for people whose knowledge is more intermediate. I think it is rare for education videos to fill both of those roles well. Usually, they are either a bit simple and childish or they are very in-depth and complex.

[yuhihe]

This is the first time I don't understand what you're talking about in one sitting. I need to rewatch this a couple more times lol

[amvymavy]

Plot twist: There is actually 2 person. The other is his twins

[erikbrantner]

You have some awesome questions and answers to the mirror effects!