The strange phenomena in life are explained with scientific principles
An example of the strange phenomenon was as follows: 1 Rainbow Rainbows were a kind of weather phenomenon formed by the refraction and reflection of sunlight in raindrops. When the sun's rays hit raindrops, they are refracted and reflected into different color regions, eventually forming the rainbow we see. This phenomenon was called the refraction and reflection of light. Moon in the Water The moon in the water is an optical phenomenon. When the moon looks like an island in the water, it is an optical illusion caused by the light of the moon being scattered by water molecules. This phenomenon was called the scattering of moonlight. 3 Floaters Floater is an eye disease that is manifested by the appearance of black floating objects in the eyes. These floating substances might be caused by the protein and fibers in the vitreal fluid. Scientific studies have shown that these protein and fibers in the vitreal fluid can cause distortions and distortions in the image of the eye, resulting in floaters. The Loch Ness Monster The Loch Ness Monster was a legendary creature that was said to live in a lake not far from Nice, France. However, the scientific community had yet to find any evidence of the Loch Ness Monster. The scientists believed that the Loch Ness Monster was just a myth. These strange phenomena could be explained by scientific principles, such as the refraction and reflection of light, the scattering of moonlight, and the protein and fibers in the vitreal fluid. Through scientific research, we can better understand these phenomena and better explain them.