Which color takes a chamaeleon, if it sits in an area of full mirrors?
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i think all that it will do is prolly look dumb and dont do anything because they only do that if they are in danger
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Lighter colors reflect sunlight .Trust me ,I have owned a black truck and they get damn hot.Lighter ones get hot but nowhere near as hot as a dark one
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Doya havea specific color in mind?
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A white object spreads the light into many directions. A mirror doesn't, it instead keeps the light focused, which is why we can see our images.
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Points to consider:\nFocal distance of mirror.\nMirror type: Flat, concave and convex.\nReflected index of silver coating.\nMagnification of image.\nGlass type.\nGlass colour.\nThickness of glass used.
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~4% of light is reflected back at normal incidence (standing in front of the mirror).  In order to see the reflected image of yourself, the light that is reflected should be brighter than any light coming through the glass.  If the glass is black, it means that little light passes through it, so it should be fairly easy to see your image.  This is also why it it is easier to see your image in transparent glass if it is brighter in the room on your side of the glass than on the other side.
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cream - a cross between yellow and white
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Unevenly reflected, I guess.\n\nIf it is absorbed, it would be completely black. If it was evenly reflected, it would be completely white. If it was trasmitted, it would be clear like glass. Uneven reflections let you see colours and texture.
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Say you shine a flashlight into a mirror. Then put a mirror behind the flashlight and remove the flashlight. Given that the 2 mirrors are exactly parallel, will the light just bounce back and forth forever? No - the light travels in waves and each time it reflects back, some of the light is not hitting the mirror exactly at 90 degrees and is reflected off on an angle. The light will reflect away and eventually dissipate completely. \nIf you try to trap light in a box, as it bounces off the walls inside, it will dissipate into energy (heat). The temperature of the inside of the box will raise - but just infintestimly so.\nRemember all of this will take place at the speed of light.
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mirror is designed to reflect the light and no refraction light .. from it .. so the reflection angel will be zero
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playing around with mirrors....and light.....and lenses
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Good question. The colour of a mirror can be affected by the colout of the glass and the colour of the reflective backing. In most mirrors the glass is clear and the backing is silver so they are nominally silver in colour.\n\nOf course this becomes somewhat comlicated when something becomes reflected in them.
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Early mirrors were usually a sheet of polished metal, often silver or copper, for example the Aranmula kannadi.\n\nMost modern mirrors consist of a thin layer of aluminium deposited on a sheet of glass. They are back silvered, where the reflecting surface is viewed through the glass sheet; this makes the mirror durable, but lowers the image quality of the mirror due to extraneous reflections from the front surface of the glass. This type of mirror reflects about 80% of the incident light. The "back side" of the mirror is often painted black to completely seal the metal from corrosion.\n\nSilvering is the chemical process of coating glass with a reflective substance, originally silver, in order to create a mirror. Today, powdered aluminum or other compounds are more often used for this purpose, although the process maintains the name "silvering
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Yeah, I like Silver(like a Gray-ish, Pewter color) & Buttercup too! Ivory would be nice (like a golden, candlelight shade of Ivory)
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Cream colored would be your best bet. Or, one the same color brown that there is the least of in the skirt.
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A special hue of red called Scarlet. Read my study below to see why I believe this to be true.\n\nhttp://www.schneblin.com/studies/pdfs/the_veil.pdf
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I think you mean anole lizards. They do change color, but they are definitely NOT chameleons.