Look at the size of this reaction vessel.

This has a distinction of being the newest nuclear reactor in the United States. This came online in 1996.

Syringe

Phone.

Refraction

Refraction

Reflection

Reflections

Reflect

Fresnel reflectivity

Take off!

Reflection

What if I were to ask you four is twenty percent of what number? So a lot of people's reflex might just be, oh, let me take twenty percent.

Reflex.

Flamethrower. Kill it!

Diffuse

Special reflection

So in this case, when our volume goes up, the average pressure or the pressure in the container goes down.

I'm afraid we can't let you do that.

I need you to take the syringe.

Gimme the syringe!

Most of the time the entry and exit points are so close together it doesn't matter. But the direction of exit certainly does.

Rather their goal is to look reasonable to the viewer.

No reflection

And blue.

That's a reflex action.

Reflections on puddle.

A final instance where things might go wrong is reflective objects that have specular reflections.

Nurse, we need more needles!

Whatever killed those people on that plane got onboard through his insulin pen.

I just need a syringe.

vjcomp in

So water cooled reactors have to run at over 70 atmospheres of pressure.

Now squeeze your bottle, and what happens?

Reflection print scanner

Conserve energy for reflection

Redirection

True Reflection

Unlike a normal mirror, it can reflect back the incidental light in the exact same direction.

Is the canister ready?

The revolt was crushed.

Yes, because Big Theta is like an equality.

What, Dan, what?

It's not just in the poor world that poop can save lives.

Get back. Flamethrower. Move!