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An infinity mirror geometry is a type of optical illusion that creates the appearance of an infinite number of reflections between two parallel mirrors. It is created by placing a light source between two mirrors and using partially reflective glass to create a "tunnel" effect.
To create your own infinity mirror geometry, you will need two mirrors of the same size, a light source such as LED strips or string lights, and partially reflective glass. You can also add additional elements such as colored lights or geometric shapes to enhance the illusion.
Some popular shapes for infinity mirror geometries include squares, circles, triangles, and hexagons. However, you can use any shape as long as it can be repeated and reflected in the mirrors.
You can make your infinity mirror geometry more visually interesting by incorporating different colors, patterns, or textures into the design. You can also experiment with different types of lighting, such as RGB LEDs, to create a dynamic and ever-changing display.
While infinity mirror geometries are primarily used for aesthetic purposes, they can also be used in scientific experiments and demonstrations to illustrate concepts such as infinity, reflection, and optical illusions. They can also be used as decorative pieces in homes, offices, or art installations.
