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A kaleidoscope is an optical toy that uses mirrors inside a tube to show changing, colorful, and matching shapes when you turn the end. It was made in 1816 by a Scottish scientist named Sir David Brewster. The name comes from Greek words that mean "observer of beautiful forms".

How It Works

• Mirrors: Two or more flat mirrors sit inside the tube at an angle.
• Loose Pieces: Small bits of colored glass, beads, or plastic rest in a small box at the end.
• Reflections: When you turn the end, the pieces move and the mirrors copy them over and over to make a round shape.

Word Origin

• Kalos: Greek word for beautiful.
• Eidos: Greek word for form or shape.
• Scope: To look at or watch.

If you would like, I can tell you:How to make a simple one at homeMore about Sir David BrewsterOther optical toysfrom the same time period

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