It seems some of you really worked hard to find an answer.
Congrats that you took my challenge even with the danger of being punished , as i put it initially.
This was a hard question because there is no answer to it Such a thing can't be tested under any circumstances and under an ideal environement , the size of the sphere, the frequency of the light, even its intensity, all would matter , and i didnt provided any of these.
It was not a trick question at all, i expected an elaborated answer to see you put your "little gray cells" at work, and some did.
For those not on the list, i read all your replies, thank you. I could point out
Kafuuka - strict and to the point
apohpys - close but presented more like an assumption without details
dst - your observations are correct for half a mirror, this one was a little more complicated
Shadowseeker - if you were on the list with those signed up with the reward risk, you would get one and the others none(or less) You covered well the missing points of the question. However there is a flaw, i dont think you would see anything in an ideal environement because to see means some of the light gets back to you and those ranbow interefernces you describe would probably not reach the observer back.
BFH Lightning - da vinci observation mirrors have little to do with this, the observer in the middle is theoretical in our case and unobservable
mcvitie - same reply as for dst
Princ Rhaegar - saying you see only yourself is very very incomplete
For those on the list:
I will not punish any of you that tried hard enough to answer, but instead I will reward all answers that provide enough insight on the matter, even if they are fundamentally wrong, it is clear you tried hard.
April Rain - elaborated
Zleiphneir - very interesting one
Ailith - its good you tried, but yes it could have been more detailed
*Burns* - so you are a size zero dot, as you admit, but you would see your eyes pupil?
Maya - like i said after, there was a light source in the setup. However its good you noticed that case too, in a perfect mirror sphere you would see nothign wothout light indeed.
Nimrodel - your answe as short and without much arguments as it is, contains very interesting information. I will think about the 6 time reflexion.
Miq - correct but very imcomplete comparing to the other answers i got. Your answer is more ideal than the problem itself.
Handy Pockets,Darigan, yrthilian
I got no answer from you please tell me where you sent it, if you did send one before this was finished.
Explenation:
i said at some point this is somehow related to md. Well md is a mirror but it is not a mirror sitting on a table, it is a mirror at your borders. A cube is one aspect of your borders, summ them all together and ..you get the thing described in the AL with the traveler story. I didnt knew the answer to this riddle, but your answers helped me understand define the question better. It was not an adhoc puzzle, it was a riddle that was torturing me for some time, and to be honest it still is.
Considering the fact there was no answer to be strikingly correct, and that i dont want to punish anyone...what would be an acceptable award for those in the list (excetp those i didnt got any replies from)?