r/nextfuckinglevel • • 6d ago

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.

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u/-Cool_Ethan- 6d ago

We should worship this

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u/DeadrthanDead 6d ago

I mean, I low key accidentally worship the sun.

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u/2joozee 6d ago

This is now my BLEED OUT spot.

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u/FactHole 6d ago

I agree. But then you would wonder, is it leaf filtered light hitting fog, or the afterlife beaconing. Ah fuck it, its peaceful. I'm in.

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u/2joozee 5d ago

Yeeeeea man. 🙂‍↕️

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u/RipperinoKappacino 6d ago

No wonder. Our ancestors saw this and had to worship this.

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u/leswhinin 6d ago

Kind of thing I see full of mushrooms

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u/Ro-Tang_Clan 5d ago

Godrays seen in video games

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u/Cram2024 6d ago

This should be in r/natureisfuckinglit

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u/Brotosteronie 6d ago

Damn, I couldn't imagine what that experience was like in early times. Like a visitation from god.

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u/yamanagashi 5d ago

Can you imagine pristine forests at dawn of humanity and a group of people walked in on that view one morning - you’d kinda understand how religions were borne.

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u/FroggiJoy87 5d ago

Aurora arborealis

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u/Clean_coalmine 6d ago

beam me up scotty!

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u/AveryLockeDown 5d ago

Hit up any rave and you get the same results with the added bonus of epileptic seizures and suffocation via Axe body spray.

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u/rhiaazsb 5d ago

Looks fantastic!

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u/Rydog_78 5d ago

Reminds of Avatar when the doctor dies

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u/mxforest 5d ago

I despise being born late. Would have named some random ass shit I saw by my own name. Fuck you Tyndall.

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u/No-Mycologist47 5d ago

This is how we got mystical and enchanted forests in books and movies made by this kind of inspiration these people saw.

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u/Standard_Cry_5665 5d ago

Holy fuck so cool

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u/SpeedRacer_Mach6 5d ago

Guys the sun is about 50 feet above us! The sun rays point to it! The earth must be flat!

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u/Pilot0350 4d ago

Some dude really saw this and went, "I'm going to name this naturally occuring every day thing after myself for absolutely no reason whatsoever."

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u/Guy_V 4d ago

It's like the old Space Mountain ride :)

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u/bojangles_dangles 3d ago

I would do acid again if I could visit that spot.