https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pzf-UpsTUc

don't think of it as water vapor, its atmosphere

Yeah, of course

its basically air made up of everything, including some water

Do you guys know how refraction in general works tho

they don't teach the basics in school, they really don't want you to understand this

quite the opposite

they taech you rudimentary stuff to draw or do architecture, but they don't apply it well in science

Ah, well the education system here in Australia is different

they try to hide globalist ideals even in engineering

building stuff

🇳🇿

Boo Australia

So do you understand refraction or not, Kevin?

rude, Nat :(

sure

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Mike

bending of light

you're not helping

Okay, good

Refraction is the bending of light, but how? what bends it?

you know how if someone is yelling at you while your listening to music, that is noise

looking thru alot of atmosphere is the same thing for the eyes, its a bunch of noise getting in the way

That's what Mike is doing lmao, no offence Mike

Oh

Uhhh

not really?

the more asmosphere you look thru the less you can see

you cannot just forget about perspective, that is also a major thing going on

Well, yes

why things shrink in the distance

but less you can see != refraction

the ship isn't getting smaller

water vapor will cause refraction of view

But how does refraction work?

I have a hard time beliving its bending light but I can't say its not

what is it in the water vapor

that makes it refract?

you know how you look in a mirror and it bounced your view back at you

its definitely bouncing light off it