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Ulises Guerrero
22 May, 04:23
Why do objects appear darker when wet
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Sydney Yoder
22 May, 06:21
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It is a matter of how your eyes percive light and how some wet objects refract light differently then their dry counter parts In reality wet objects are not really darker then dry objects that just how the human eye sees it.
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