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Stairway from Living Room to plunge pool in Bear Creek. Below the main floor there is a small heater room and storage cellar, with servants lavatory, but most of the under space , between and around the supporting piers, is exposed.
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Periscopes aren’t just for subs. They’re also for landlubbers and would-be secret agents. Here’s how to build one with your kids (or for yourself, if you’ve got some espionage to do).
To make a cardboard periscope, first cut the tops off 2 empty quart-sized milk cartons. Then, tape the cartons together to make one long box. Next, cut a hole the size of one of your small mirrors on one side of your carton, about ¼ of an inch from the end. Attach the mirror at a 45° angle pointing downward to the other end of the carton. Finish your periscope by repeating this with your other mirror on the opposite side and at the opposite end. Point that mirror upward to reflect off the first mirror so you can see whatever is on the other end of your periscope.
In this DIY project I have made simple but functional periscope from cardboard. This periscope has adjustable length and mirror angle. Nice Science DIY for k...
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To make a cardboard periscope, first cut the tops off 2 empty quart-sized milk cartons. Then, tape the cartons together to make one long box. Next, cut a hole the size of one of your small mirrors on one side of your carton, about ¼ of an inch from the end. Attach the mirror at a 45° angle pointing downward to the other end of the carton. Finish your periscope by repeating this with your other mirror on the opposite side and at the opposite end. Point that mirror upward to reflect off the first mirror so you can see whatever is on the other end of your periscope.
To make a cardboard periscope, first cut the tops off 2 empty quart-sized milk cartons. Then, tape the cartons together to make one long box. Next, cut a hole the size of one of your small mirrors on one side of your carton, about ¼ of an inch from the end. Attach the mirror at a 45° angle pointing downward to the other end of the carton. Finish your periscope by repeating this with your other mirror on the opposite side and at the opposite end. Point that mirror upward to reflect off the first mirror so you can see whatever is on the other end of your periscope.
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This lakeside observation pavilion by Finnish studio OOPEAA doubles as a giant periscope, so visitors don't have to climb to the top to enjoy the view
