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I've found that many times, when talking about the sun's rays, they're referred to as almost parallel. Obviously, this isn't the case; the sun is a disc, not a point source of light. Here's my question: if I were trying to take the reflection off of a circular mirror that was, say 1 foot in diameter, what could I do to make those light rays parallel? Would a slightly convex mirror do the trick? Image quality is not the issue. What about a lens? Thanks in advance. Daniel
Re: Making the sun's rays parallel
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