Physics, asked by sharmahimani55, 10 months ago

The Sun near the horizon appears
flattened at the sunset and sunrise.
Explain, why?​

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Answered by yaduvendrarao
2

Answer:

The sun near the horizon appears flattened during sunrise and sunset. This is due to the atmospheric refraction. The light rays from the upper and lower edges of the sun bends unequally while travelling through the atmosphere.

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Answered by faizababy903
2

Answer:

This is due to atmospheric refraction.The light rays from the upper and lower edges of the sun bends uequally while travelling through the atmosphere

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