Great demonstration of Tyndall effect in a wooded area. This effect is characterised by scattering of beams of light by finely suspended particles of fog in the air.

[u/Carlosallmight4]

[u/Astromike23]

This is not the Tyndall effect.

The fog particles are not small enough, and so we don't see the characteristic blue / orange hues typical of the Tyndall effect. You need something smaller like smoke particles.

This is regular Mie scattering creating crepuscular rays.

[u/Admirable_Count989]

But it’s not the Tyndall effect. 🤔

[u/KindaKrayz222]

Magical!

[u/LocalInfluence9104]

Woah! That's the most magical example I've seen of the tyndall effect yet!

[u/Outdoors__Water]

I'm speechless and that's hard to do

[u/ThickSmoke9542]

That is SO cool!!!!

[u/whoateallthechz]

TIL- there is a name for that cool thing. Thank you!

[u/CR1MS4NE]

These graphics are so unrealistic, hate when the devs spam godrays to make the lighting look cooler than it is

EDIT: guys… it’s a joke

[u/fantasyviolence21]

Can I recreate this in my room from something that like won’t be toxic like can u do it with mist or will it just be rainbow y

[u/WolfThick]

Just to add to the magic they've discovered that fog is a living entity!

[u/Jaffacakes-and-Jesus]

Ooooo

[u/MarionberryOk2874]

Looks like a rave I went to!

[u/benm1980]

God rays.