If the surface was 100% reflective, theoretically.. yes.. but even with 100% reflectivity, I think it would still lose energy and eventually "burn out".Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Since the color white reflects light, what if you put a light source in a sealed box that was pure white inside... would the light bounce around inside and stay illuminated?![]()
Originally posted by: Eli
If the surface was 100% reflective, theoretically.. yes.. but even with 100% reflectivity, I think it would still lose energy and eventually "burn out".Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Since the color white reflects light, what if you put a light source in a sealed box that was pure white inside... would the light bounce around inside and stay illuminated?![]()
That's just off the top of my head though, I don't really know.
Originally posted by: Eli
If the surface was 100% reflective, theoretically.. yes.. but even with 100% reflectivity, I think it would still lose energy and eventually "burn out".Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Since the color white reflects light, what if you put a light source in a sealed box that was pure white inside... would the light bounce around inside and stay illuminated?![]()
That's just off the top of my head though, I don't really know.