No you don't aim the mirror directly at the sun because the mirror will reflect the sunlight into your eye
It mean to go up to someone take a gun aim it at their knee cap and fire destroying their knee cap and making it hard to walk
no because it could throw your shot of balance because the attention is on your stomach and not fully on the aim.
They just aim for a spot where sticks are not in the way of their eyes. Birds have excellent eye-sight and usually don't have trouble with that kind of thing.
put the toilet seat up. Put two fingers between crack and spared apart,lean back and aim,and pee
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Electron microscope gives a greater magnification. Instead of lenses, the electron microscope uses magnets to aim a beam of electrons at thin slices of cells. A light microscope does not have as good as a magnification and resolution as a electron mircroscope does. A microscope as a curved lens, so the light bounces off of it and makes the small object larger.
Climb up and open the roof to let the sunlight in. Change the angle of the large mirror to aim the light to the left across the room, where it will reflect off another mirror. Adjust that mirror so that the light shines on the solar battery charger in the rover.
The sides of the chamber have bulges in them. Place the first mirror in line with the left-hand bulge, above the left fan. Aim the diagonal edge at the bottom left-hand corner. Place the second mirror above the solar cell, one square down from the top, and aim it in the same direction.
Telescope Periscope Laparascope Stethescope
Connect timing light to battery and No. 1 cylinder and aim light at crankshaft Connect timing light to battery and No. 1 cylinder and aim light at crankshaft timing marks
You can see your reflection on a mirror because it is smooth and flat, so the light ray that hits the mirror gets reflected in an angle that enters your eye. It's also the reason why without light, you can't see yourself even in front of a mirror. In a piece of paper, it is not smooth and flat (it is actually rough), so light rays that hits the paper gets scattered reflection, meaning the light rays are reflected in many different angles. - You can experiment this by shining a beam of light with room lights OFF (like those pen with lights, or the red dot light that people use to mess around aiming at people) through a glass prism or something, the light ray will get reflected off at one angle, depending on the angle you aim at the glass prism. ON THE OTHER HAND, if you shine that light beam on the wall, no light ray will be reflected off, and you can see the wall instead BECAUSE the light ray you shined is scattered in many different angles.
to verify that light is made up of particles
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According to legend: The warriors were instructed to polish their bronze shields and aim the reflected sunlight from the shields at the ships.
aim the light from the lighthouse at the bird
Because the water bends the light and distorts where the fish actually is.