If you were in a room where the walls, ceiling and floor were made of mirror, what would u see?
140831
If we assume that the mirrors are perfect reflectors and we have a continous source of light, then the intensity of the EM waves in the room will increase linearly until the amount of energy reaches a critical point and a black hole is created.
1164989
The energy from the light is absorbed into the walls, etc.  If you could create a room that had everything in it 100% reflective, then the light would continue to exist.  But, you wouldn't know this, because you are not 100% reflective, and you would absorb the light.
522524
The light is reflected
785037
You must to review the diagram... note that the light escape in a second reflection, no in the first reflection.
1122883
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.
121077
a kaliedoscope is a toy. it uses mirrors inside a tube to make colorful reflections.
207353
When you see an object, you see the light bouncing off of that object.  When you see an object in a mirror you see the same light it just makes one more bounce off of the mirror before it reaches your eyes.\n\nMirrors are unique in that they bounce all visible light the same and in a regular way.  This allows you to recognize the objects that are reflected in them as if you were seeing them directly.
881221
You can look 'inside'.\nThat is all !\n\nTh
32820
Look in the mirror!  What is it exactly are you asking?
90061
Health\nMoney\nA room full of magic lamps
992987
well, look in mirror.
985973
Actually this is quite possible.  The key is that the laser emits a wavelength which interacts with the N2, O2, and CO2 in the air.  Each of those molecules have specific absorption and emission spectra.  As they absorb the frequencies (research their respective absorption spectra through Wikipedia or Google) of the radiation (not necessarily light) that passes through them, the light will scatter with re-emission at different frequencies (their respective emission spectra), as if reflecting off of  an object.  They wavelengths are the important part, and not necessarily the coherency (as inherent in lasers) which tends to constructively interfere to produce "laser speckle."  The primary reason one might choose a laser is ability to key the energy on the specific frequencies of interest and to control the path of the light.  You would want mirrors on the ceiling and the floor to be perfectly aligned to allow the reflected beams to cover more area of the "laser wall" with multiple reflections from partial reflectors distributing the energy from a primary source through multiple small holes in the mirrors on the floor.  Alignment of the optics, and stability (environmental isolation) would be critical issues of the system.  Normal vibrations and movements of the geology and the house will interfere with the alignment unless properly isolated from it.
1063542
No, in fact it is like a mirror so you only see yourself.  \nOF COURSE YOU CAN SEE THROUGH IT.
691605
full in same room\n\n\n\n;P
601884
mirror is designed to reflect the light and no refraction light .. from it .. so the reflection angel will be zero
448718
Mirrors reflect smell too!!! did ya know????????
557146
Vice-grips and a mirror.