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    Which mirror is used to make a periscope?
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    The two mirrors work together to create a periscope. One mirror captures the image while the other reflects it back into your eye. You cannot have a periscope without one or the other mirror.
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    How does a simple periscope work?
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    The mirror at the top of the periscope captures the image of whatever you're pointing it at. The image is then reflected back into the bottom mirror. Your eye views the reflection in the bottom mirror.
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    How can you make a kaleidoscope?
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    You can learn how to make a kaleidoscope by following the instructions in this wikiHow article: How to Make a Kaleidoscope .
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