Twinkling of stars is an effect of atmospheric conditions on the refraction of light – explanation
Twinkling of stars is an effect of atmospheric conditions on the refraction of light
Twinkling of stars is an effect of atmospheric conditions on the refraction of light
Although light travels in straight lines in a transparent material, such as air, if it passes into a different material, such as water, it changes direction at the boundary between the two, i.e. it is bent. The bending of light when it passes from one material (called a medium) to another is called the refraction […]
Refraction of light is a phenomenon where light bends while moving from one medium to another, right at the surface separating these two mediums. Because of this when a pencil is dipped in a glass of water, it seems to be bent just at the surface separating the water in the glass and the air […]