Mirrors for astronomical instruments are invariably first-surface mirrors: The reflective coating i…

Mirrors for astronomical instruments are invariably first-surface mirrors: The reflective coating is applied on the surface exposed to the incoming light. Household mirrors, on the other hand, are second-surface mirrors: The coating is applied to the back of the glass or plastic material of the mirror. (You can tell the difference by bringing the tip of an object

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