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I dunno how it is in the US, but here in Brazil, firemen also use gold-plated helmets. I once in a first aid training asked one fireman that was present to bor
by speeder 13y ago
I dunno how it is in the US, but here in Brazil, firemen also use gold-plated helmets.
I once in a first aid training asked one fireman that was present to borrow me his helmet, because I was doubting you could see through it (I was 12).
The nice man put the helmet correctly on my head, and to my surprise, I really could see! Everything was blue, but I could see everything, it was really cool.
This article explained to me WHY I could see... I was still puzzled (I thought gold reflected 100% of visible light)
- ars 13y ago> I thought gold reflected 100% of visible light It depends on how thin it is. There is no 100%, the thinner the more is transmitted (weighted by the curve shown in the linked article). A solid block of steel would be transparent if you illuminated it with enough light.