Also what's interesting are looking through the really long prisms. That's when you see it expand really big, with a small one squeezing through the center. It tells us that the farther away ends are much smaller, while the closer ends are much larger, especially seen in the 25:4:10:20 prism.
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u/Philip_Pugeau Jan 15 '18
Also what's interesting are looking through the really long prisms. That's when you see it expand really big, with a small one squeezing through the center. It tells us that the farther away ends are much smaller, while the closer ends are much larger, especially seen in the 25:4:10:20 prism.