looking in a spoon on the outer curved and inner curved sides changes your reflection vertically?

Question

You look on the inner curve your reflection is upside down, you look on the outer curve you are the right way up. Why..???

Answer 1

The angle at which the light is bent is more than 90 degrees. Light is twisted by the curvature.

Read your Physics book, Chaper-Optics, Topic- Ray Optics.

Read about what's a Real Image and a Virtual Image. A real image is always inverted.

Answer 2

i imagine the outer and inner worlds replicate one yet another. i do not lock the doorways even as i'm abode and in basic terms relaxing ... except i'm having the style of day that calls for solitude. I do lock the doorways when I leave or bypass to sleep. i prefer to go back again and discover each and every thing the position I left it. If someone needs something, they could ask. If I easily have it to provide, i will. As for even as i'm slumbering, someone coming in uninvited and waking me rudely might want to study an entire new vocabulary ... and new makes use of for customary words.

Answer 3

It is the same as the convex and concave mirror. On the convex side (bulging out) you see yourself streched out due to your proximity as well the way in whcih rays are converging after they have they have "bounced bac" from your face. The same applies on the concave "in" side only difference being the virtual image (wot u see) forms when the rays from your face "come in" and flip over

Answer 4

your question brings to mind a short poem i learned in primary school.
Before i eat my pudding, i often stop to see,
if the person in the pudding spoon is really really me.
lengthways i'm so skinny and sideways i'm so fat
i do not really think that i could look like that.


it occurs due to the way the light bends and reflects around the curved surface of the spoon.

Answer 5

this is due to the convex and concave behaviour activity of the glass