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What is atmospheric refraction. Give two examples of phenomena in nature which occur due to atmospheric refraction?

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Bending of light from one medium to another medium and which takes place in atmosphere is known as atmospheric refraction. ... The star light bends towards the normal, the apparent position is different from the actual position of star is due to atmospheric refraction.

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