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I will be trying to show the Venus transit to a group of school pupils by
using half of a pair of binoculars and reflecting the light path (down to a sheet of paper in an open topped cardboard box) by using a mirror on a stick. Does anyone know if/where I can get a plain surface silvered mirror of approximately 50 mm diameter? Any suggestions will be gratefully received. TIA Peter |
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