Why can you not see through fog when it’s ahead of you but you can once you’re in it?
In: Physics
You can see through fog from the outside. It’s just that being outside of the patch of fog you can see only the fog behind it. If it’s thick enough you’d likely not see to the end of the patch of fog from inside either.
There’s lots of tiny droplets that from far away appear as a single mass. Like you can see say 10 feet in front of you if you’re in the fog. From outside you can see less based on how far away you are from the particles kinda like the opposite of a raster image
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