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I meant more what hallsofivy guessed. That is interesting though. Would the angles of reflection the same for a solid object bouncing off a wall? it seems odd that light's angle of reflection wouldn't be jumbled around somehow while it was absorbed by the mirror.

if light hits a mirror and then switches direction... if light hits a mirror at a 90 degree angle, wouldn't it HAVE to travel slower than the speed of light when it hit the mirror?