When she asked this question, the crowd immediately fell silent.
Although many people have encountered this problem, no one has ever really considered the possibility of it happening.
Everyone looked at Lin Ran with confused eyes.
She raised the corners of her lips with disdain and said softly:
"This phenomenon is called refraction of light."
The concept of refraction of light is naturally completely foreign to their minds.
When Lin Ran said this conclusion, only Black Eagle could really understand it.
At the same time, Lin Ran, who had never understood why he wanted to go to Feitian Cliff, suddenly realized it at this time.
This is the so-called refraction of light, which is the same principle that causes "mirages" to appear in the desert.
Hall Master, it is indeed not simple.
It actually made her think of this here.
In his heart, Black Eagle couldn't help but admire Lin Ran even more.
Just listen to Lin Ran continue:
"Our gaze is a kind of light. When our gaze moves from air to water, due to the change in the medium through which light propagates, once the density of the two media deviates, it will cause refraction...
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Many of Lin Ran's words are technical terms.
Such as refraction, propagation medium, density, etc.!
Anyway, not many people here understood what he said.
However, Lin Ran spoke clearly and logically, and no one bothered him.
Lin Ran's voice sounded again——
"It is precisely because of this that when we look at this chopstick, the reason why this straight chopstick bends in the water is because our eyes have been refracted and reached another point...
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After saying that, she looked up at everyone and saw that they still had confused expressions.
A contemptuous sneer flashed through her heart.
Knowing that redundant explanations were useless, she continued:
"And in the desert, the same situation will occur."
She pointed to the big sand dune and said:
"This is a desert, and the temperature during the day is much higher than inland. After so much sand and stone are baked by the sun during the day, the temperature on the surface of the sand layer will rise rapidly..."