@storynex.1: Why people used bronze mirrors in ancient times! 🪞✨ You won't believe how clear their reflection actually was! 🤯🔥 #History #AncientTech #BronzeMirror #Restoration #Satisfying

chrisreyes_98 :

They could’ve just used their phone

Chini :

how did they have all these polishing materials in the ancient times?

Adam Everett :

We’ve only ever used bronze mirrors I’ve never heard of these glass ones ?

dinosaur warrior :

Man I wonder how they got these chemicals back 🧐

"Lord CSD" on Spotify 🇳🇬 :

I will just pour water in a bucket to check my reflection if it took that long each time

E-XPERT :

They don’t have these materials in the Olden days gng

Serte :

Just buy the glass mirror man

☆^☆ :

Is bronze more expensive nowadays? cause that's actually so smart, the only downside I could think of is constantly polishing. Yk unless polishing tools are more expensive than just replacing mirrors today

Barney Calhoun lover :

silver

(<<<𝙍𝙐𝙎𝙎𝙀𝙇91611>>>) :

js buy it

Grandmaster Chime :

allat just so i can check whats in my teeth? nah brahh just put the reflection in the bag ✌

Brandon Kitchen :

Just took all the patina off of it

Obaro :

This would have been some people’a source of income in those days

PlanetOfTheVapes :

they had “polishing compound” back then?

toadsage44 :

shenmue, anyone?

Aniya.w :

This is so much better it won't break

JamesThomsonTodd :

This is an AI narration and not real history. The concept of the glass mirror, glass with a reflective backing, has been known since ancient times. But it took until the 16th century in the West for flat glass mirrors to be practical. Even so, mirrors from the 1500s to 1800s were still very expensive. So polished metal was used. Gutenberg, the developer movable type printing in the West, made polished metal mirrors before he shifted on printing. In the 1800s, cheaper ways to deposit metal on glass were discovered.

ley :

or they could've just used their front camera

BIGH2143 :

CookeddudeUsa :

Where did they get all that polishing paste 2500 years ago?

saintmitt :

where they get sandpaper at

Miss bl@c*2th🇰🇪 🇵🇸 :

It's even safer🥰🥰

ValleLator :

Stupid question - is that not brass?

ratmaster0.0001 :

fairsity

Nick Martin :

also glas by itself is not reflective its transparent or translucent. to make glass mirrors special chemicals have to be put on the glass that make thr mirror surface. which is why bronze was used for a long time and even silver was used later on and when glass mirrors finally took off silver was still used in the chemical compound if i remember correctly (could be wrong) which is why the superstition of vampires having no reflection comes from because silver was seen as a purifying metal and so worked as a way to ward off evil beings. nowadays however silver is not used in mirrors and so vampires would have a reflection just keep that in mind lol