A light is traveling straight up out of the ocean, then moves out of the air. how do you expect the movement of the light wave to change?

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Aanton · Answer 1 · 2016-04-25T09:10:14+0000

If a light is traveling straight up out of the ocean, then moves out of the air it will become less refracted because it is moving to a far less-dense medium, meaning the image will not be distorted.

A light is traveling straight up out of the ocean, then moves out of the air. how do you expect the movement of the light wave to change?

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