Behind the Mirror (2017)

Xavier (Matt Hopkins) recently wrote trauma who moved to a new Roman town with his wife Sandra (Daniela Mas Tro Pietro) The two children together started a new starting point for life . Xavier was furious when local people began harassing opposition to river estate development. When he encountered a stranger, the situation became more serious and he invited him to a series of shaman conferences, including an illusion agent that forces him to stand up against the devil. In this process, the shadow self is born, its influence Xavier is difficult to control. As pressure from the surrounding environment increased, Xavier lost control and led to a dramatic confrontation with the people around him.

In this new movie attracting attention, the role of Channing Tatum is failure of the hotel room. Despite attention to the plastic case on the mirror and mirror, Tatum still hurt the mirror, the wall behind the mirror and himself. "Bennett Miller said:" He crushed his head three times, crushed it, passed through the frame behind the mirror, passed through a mirror hanging on a dry wall, headed Two inches of deep grass. When we dropped the mirror there was a hole in the wall he was actually cutting himself, and you saw his blood in that scene. "

Well, as you see we are in the mirror, our image actually seems to be behind the mirror. You can see that the light comes from the direction determined by the law of reflection. Since we are far from the mirror, these angles make our statue exactly the same distance behind the mirror. If the mirror is on the wall of the room and the image is behind the mirror, this can make the room look bigger. As I am following, I would like to say that thinking about physics when doing such a project is something you have to do. While quoting Catherine Johnson's words, I would like to finish this article. An outstanding woman who contributed to space planning using a digital computer in the beginning of NASA

Jerry Nelson is a project scientist at Keck Telescope and also contributed to the multi-mirror project after death in June 2017. Nielsen supports important innovations of the Keck telescope using multiple sheets as mirrors to provide reflective surfaces. MOSFIRE (multi-purpose spectrometer for infrared detection) It is the 3rd generation of M. Keck Observatory. MOSFIRE was delivered to the Keck Observatory on February 8, 2012 and received the first light of the Keck I telescope on April 4, 2012. Multiobjective spectrometer for infrared detection and a wide-field camera for near infrared (0.97 to 2.41 μm), MOSFIRE special function is a low temperature setting slit unit (CSU) which can be operated remotely within 6 minutes. Reconstructed under control without thermal cycling. The rod is moved from both sides and a maximum of 46 short slits are formed. When removing the strip, the MOSFIRE becomes a wide field imager.