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I challenged my optics professor with a question I encountered in another source. He wasn't able to provide an answer. Assume a glass sphere mirrored on the inside, suspended in microgravity. An astronaut inside the sphere turns on a work light that is NOT located at the center of curvature. What does the astronaut see if he is observing from the Center of Curvature? What does the astronaut see if he is observing from some distance from the center of curvature but still within the sphere. Ryan
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