Reflection from water will occur only beyond the critical angle between air and water. Reflection from a mirror will occur at all angles.
the difference between reflection and reflection, is nothing. they basically mean the same thing unless you are thinking of it in other terms. Answer Do you mean reflection and refraction, if so then reflection is the immage you see reflected back at you when you look in a mirror. Refraction is when a light wave is bent. When you put a straw in a glass of water, you will notice that the part of the straw in the water is out of line with the part of the straw above the water.
Reflection is the bouncing back of light waves. Some examples are a mirror, and water. :)
'Kage,' in addition to referring to shadow(s), can also be used to mean 'reflection,' as in reflection from a mirror/water.
A Mirror can be taken as an object for reflection ...... Water in a transparent bottle reflects Energy .i.e. light , etc :D
because it has a large θ for the refraction
'Kage,' in addition to referring to shadow(s), can also be used to mean 'reflection,' as in reflection from a mirror/water.
The mirror? The Chinse, of course. They made practical mirrors by looking in a bowl of water.
The focal length remains the same because only refraction is affected by the different media. Reflection does not depend on the media.
They said vampires didn't have a soul, so since it was also thought that when you look in a mirror you saw your soul.
Reflection: looking in a mirror Refraction: How a pond looks shallower when it is full of water than when it's empty.
Reflection in a pool of water. Prehistoric times. Shiny metal was found later.
Still water because you can see your reflection