blew my mind thanks;

I asked you to back up your ridiculous claim that you can take something ball shaped and make it look flat though photography alone, instead you dive deeper into your delusions, good grief.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Jan 10 2017 03:49pm

Nope, light bends both on the way into water and on the way out. In fact, light rays will always travel the same path and behave the same way in either direction.

mean flat clouds!

My whole life has been a lie

right, so its not the water itself that refracts the light , its the changing of the density the light is traveling though, if the water itself was refracting the light - it would keep refracting as it traveled through the water.

lol

Refraction, by definition, is the bending of light when it passes through mediums of varying density. There's no such thing as "refracting as it travels through water", it's nonsensical. Saying "water doesn't refract light" means you either don't know the properties of water or you don't know the definition of "refract".
Also, you said that glass refracts light but water doesn't. Does that mean that light keeps refracting as it travels through glass?

Such irony. Any time u can't prove a photo was doctored u claim or was faked with photoshop.

Did you really not realize I was doing an impression of you to mock you?

look good to me!