What the color of a mirror?

Question

If there were a room with no doors or widows with absolutly nothing inside it and all the walls including the ceiling and floor were solid mirrors "wht would it be reflecting, wht would it show, what color whould the mirrors be" ? I knoe I'm weird

Answer 1

A room with no doors, windows and absolutely nothing inside it, i.e. no electrical lights, will be pitch dark and nothing to reflect. There shall not be even someone to verify the color of mirrors and what they are showing or reflecting.

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Answer 2

no color at all, it would be infinity. One mirror reflects the other mirror and so on.To prove this take one mirror and face it against another look into it and you will see a tunnel like vision.

Answer 3

Mirrors don't have colors, it's transparent.

The definition of "transparent" in Dictionary.com is:

"Having the property of transmitting rays of light through its substance so that bodies situated beyond or behind can be distinctly seen."

Which makes sense that a mirror without any objects surrounding it would be like. Note: a mirror does not have a color.  

Answer 4

well, how can a person know if there's no one in it so the mirrors must be reflecting you!

Answer 5

I am not sure, but this is the coolest question I have ever seen! 10 points!

Probably, if there were no light whatsoever, it would be black, wouldn't it?  

Answer 6

Black if there was no light in this room.

Answer 7

The mirror would reflect the surrounding mirrors, I suppose. It also depends on how much light is in the room at the time, too.

Answer 8

Mirrors are transparent, so on what color of light is shown inside a room with no doors or widows with absolutly nothing inside it and all the walls including the ceiling and floor were solid mirrors, that will be shown in the mirror.

Answer 9

The query was about color. Mirrors do not have colors. Why? Because color is determined by the light hitting a object. For mirrors, light bounces off therefore, has no definite color.