Refraction The Effects @wideawake2814

wide awake | Refraction The Effects @wideawake2814 | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
This is a good example of how refraction works in nature.
You'll see compression, stretching and displacement along with some mirage effects. Everything refraction affects is within the eye height of the viewer. Although mainstream science claims the opposite I've never seen any example from them happening in nature. They use their lies to deceive the masses into believing in their impossible globe.

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