Riddle: How does your reflection flip when you bend a spoon inward?

The video explores the concept of image flipping using a spoon as a mirror. Dianna explains how the image changes from upside down to right side up when viewed through a concave to convex transition. The video delves into the behavior of light rays, the difference between real and virtual images, and the significance of the focal point. A practical demonstration with a parabolic mirror further illustrates these optical principles.

What happens to your image when you look at the concave side of a spoon?

Explain how the image changes as you move a spoon from the concave side to the convex side.

How does the distance from the spoon affect the orientation of your image?

What observation can you make about your reflection when the spoon is very close to your eye?

Describe the difference between a real image and a virtual image.

Why is it important to understand how light rays converge and diverge in optics?

What is the significance of the focal point in relation to image formation?