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It costs the Mirror about $10,000 a week to run it.

Bisazza bought the line, and commissioned more pieces, including a sink and mirror (about $7,000), left.

The Laval researchers have so far made a small mirror, about two inches in diameter, to demonstrate the technology.

One 63-inch-tall bronze and brass creation, with a mirror about a foot tall at its center, inset above, is $3,450.

To create such a custom mirror, the inventors snap a conventional prescription eyeglass lens onto a mirror about the size of a woman's make-up compact.

Principally, it's a small, rectangular mirror, about the size of a make-up bag mirror, or of one held over someone's mouth to check they're breathing.

Its mirror is about 60% the size of the Hubble Space Telescope's.

ON THE face of it, a telescope with a liquid mirror sounds about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

The wake is skewed in the direction of the rotor rotation causing an imbalance in the displacement thickness mirrored about the centerline.

Soon, three large mirrors, about three by six feet each, with a continuous tubing handhold attached to the edges, were brought onstage and laid down in the center; in their rectilinearity and reflectiveness, they seemed like crystals.

Now the team is proposing an x-ray interferometer with mirrors about 1 meter apart.