Fun Science Fact: What color is a mirror?

Vanessa van Edwards poses the central question: what color is a mirror?

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This episode is part of the 'Did You Know' series, designed to surprise viewers with unexpected facts.

Today's science fact is likely to surprise the audience.

People often think of mirrors as clear or transparent.

• When two mirrors are lined up to create a tunnel effect, a green tinge becomes visible • This greenish tint can be observed in the reflections within the tunnel

Mirrors actually reflect the color green, which causes objects reflected in them to appear with a greenish tinge.

If you appear slightly green when looking in a mirror, it may not be you but rather the mirror's green reflection affecting your appearance.

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