From selfies, mirrors, group photos, or social media—we're constantly surrounded by our appearance. But perhaps we weren't supposed to see ourselves this much.

We've all checked our reflection before going out, and it seems natural that to see our whole body (and snazzy outfit) we simply have to step back from the mirror. The important thing to know ...

The explanation of spatial reflections—whether by ... the researchers say that if you looked in a time mirror, you would see your back instead of your face. To translate the experience ...

The idea is simple: place a mark on the face of an animal such ... there were “baboons” in the mirror. Sometimes they gestured at their own reflections for a brief period, or turned around ...

Playing in mirrors is great fun to try with your child. Who do they reach out to? Themselves or the mirror image? You often find that toddlers don't develop self-awareness until around 2 years old.

By sewing shattered mirrors and reflective embellishments onto everything, forcing a literal self-reflection that’s ... you could see a shard of your own face reflected back from their lapels.