Kaleidoscope Physics

The physics of the kaleidoscope is illustrated with two mirrors and changing the angel they form when joined together.

[@zack_120]

Simple but the most effective way of demonstrating kaleidoscope effects.

[@JazweenA221]

I can't believe how satisfying a mirror is

[@shootemupryder9241]

thank you my science teacher told me to watch this

[@zaheerahmed9009]

Is your science teacher ma'am Fareeha?

[@shootemupryder9241]

nope

[@psusennesbey302]

Thanks so much for this video. I received a defective Kaleidoscope overseas (shipping dislodged the mirror inside. This helped me understand how to fix it.

[@imsodone5737]

Reflection of reflections

[@JJ-ew9lq]

Thank you. Now I can help my daughter with her homework.

[@Mittsume3]

Very fascinating. I love kaleidoscopes and how they repeat into infinity.

[@ranjitamahapatra143]

Thank you mam

[@sohamdas9445]

you just saved my life

[@jazeba.1532]

Thanx really helped me out

[@hpomen1903]

Thanks from me tooo it helped me a lot in exams

[@rayanomar9262]

the guys voice is so satisfying

[@danielli5221]

Wow

[@Bookie_bear123]

Thank you now I can finish my work

[@zainabhussain3887]

Very useful

[@bostangpalaguna228]

very good demonstration...

[@mariammohammed7242]

That's amazing! Thanks for sharing!

thank you for this!

[@bansdivekar]

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[@Dextromethorphan2008]

WOW this is so cool lol

[@TrulyAHustler]

1:15 sir you are wrong, because at 60° 5 images should be formed according to this formula (360/Theta) - 1 = no. Of images Here, (360/60) -1 = 5

[@DrMichaelRuiz]

The formula I am using is for the total number of things rather than the number of images: 1 real object and the rest are images as stated in the video.

[@TrulyAHustler]

@@DrMichaelRuiz ok sir, now I got it, I'm not much into science and I'm only a 8th standard student I think I'll be forgiven for my foolishness and recklessness. I really apologize for my misunderstanding.

[@rucharajan9019]

@@TrulyAHustler dude its ok

[@traceys8065]

So refreshing to see someone acknowledge and apologize for their mistake, I take my hat off to you 👏

[@thetechegg8859]

its actually 5 @60 degrees

[@DrMichaelRuiz]

At 60 degrees, you have the 1 object and 5 images. A nice formula is Total # (the one object + images) = 360/angle. In this case, total # is 6 and the angle is 60 degrees getting 6 = 360/60.

[@DrMichaelRuiz]

Right, 5 images and the stone itself for a total of 6 things.

[@rishithreddy1841]

Not very useful

[@suriyaathevaan7048]

Well its usefull for other ppl