should probably get back on track

MOSTLY FLAT TEMPERATURE BENDS LIGHT: https://imgur.com/4quPxZP

https://www.nature.com/articles/17561

no

you can

@Brian (Fourth Amendment)

Yo guys im joining vc

Got no mic tho

They bounce

in not non consistent patern

Want to defy physics? This experiment makes a straight laser beam appear to bend into a curve.

Fasten a laser pointer to a flat surface, positioned so it shines horizontally through a full plastic water bottle. Poke a hole in the plastic where the beam of light exits; water will spill out in an arc. (Use a bowl to catch the runoff.) The laser light will appear to bend along with the water. How is this possible?

According to Snell’s law, a ray of light will change its angle when it hits the boundary between one medium (water) and another (air). So the light is actually bouncing back and forth in straight lines within the stream of water, as if trapped in a hall of mirrors.

https://mobile.twitter.com/zonephysics/status/1111651710504787969

@Danny T

https://imgur.com/ZGxzT55

MOSTLY FLAT SHIPS DISAPPEAR HULL FIRST: https://imgur.com/aUtqGyq

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@Zanick rejoin vc stop interrupting

Oof

No plastic in the bolivian salt flats @Tiktok

Although probably would be cheaper

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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