he speed of light in a substance is slower than in a vacuum since the light is being absorbed and reemitted by the atoms in the sample. Since the density of a liquid usually decreases with temperature, it is not surprising that the speed of light in a liquid will normally increase as the temperature increases. Thus, the index of refraction normally decreases as the temperature increases for a liquid. For many organic liquids the index of refraction decreases by approximately 0.0005 for every 1 °C increase in temperature. However for water the variation is only about -0.0001/°C.

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@Zanick Denisity does not define refractive index

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@Zanick you can rejoin vc on the condition you stop pushing this density dictates refractive index lie.

Three instruments that are clearly too big for human beings

How did i get here

https://youtu.be/IOv7yfjYMzI?t=2668

@Morning Dew post the source of this picture

Where did u get these

they’re from the UAP channel, thumbnails in the bottom right

https://youtu.be/Xd29lk-g9vA

yeah scary censorship

heh

Surely if they have bigger brains the time it takes for information to go from one neuron to the other takes longer, although they would put more deep thought into problems

Unless they had the necessary components to process such large amounts of information.