Physics, asked by Nolansia9359, 1 year ago

Apparent flattening of sun's disc at sunrise and sunset is due to

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Answered by kaur6075o

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The apparent flattering of the sun at sunset and sunrise is due to refraction, because the sun becomes visible a little before actual sunrise and remains visible a little after actual sunset. because of atmosphere refraction of light.

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