Mystical Cube Demystified

I completely enjoyed that video sir! Thank you for the effort. :]

thanks and hah kipkay i followed ur hint

though confusing!5 stars

In order for light to be reflected, the angle of incidence must be GREATER than the critical angle. In the video you mentioned the "green ray has an angle of incidence thats less than 41.8" which is LESS than the critical angle.
What i think you may have done is taken the angle from the surface (glass) to the light ray. However, the correct angle that should be taken is from the NORMAL (90degrees to the surface of the glass) to the ray itself. Therefore, i do believe you have made an error in calculating the angle of incidence.

The strange thing was that the light switch showed through you! How did that happened??

Looks like this is really the way Kipkay has done it.

However, I'd like to point out one thing. Total internal reflection will occur only when light passes from a denser medium to rarer medium at an angle above critical angle. Air is rarer than glass. So, all the rays (red, blue and yellow) will pass through since they go from air to glass. For what you said will hold true, the rays must pass from glass to air at the respective angles.

How to make ? The light inflyed?
Thx for ur explanation, but i need one example to make.

but it is plexiglass, not just regular glass. and plexiglass allows about 92% of light throughu (highest amount possible). idk if the properties of glass and plexiglass are the same or if im talking bout the same thing but w/e. lol

it can be said with a fair amount of certainty that all kipkay's box is is a series of polarlized lenses with perpendicular polarity. do some research. light gets through when its vectors are realigned by the second or third filter. the light that would normally get through from objects in the center are not passed through the extra polarized lens, and are therefore lost.

so pls don1t forget to come by and rate me as well! thanks