Why can you not see through fog when it’s ahead of you but you can once you’re in it?
In: Physics
You don’t actually see better in the fog. How well you see depends both on how much distance is between you and something else as well as how much fog is between you and the thing.
Say there is a house in the fog. You stand a good bit outside the fog and can barely see it. Now you walk into the fog and can see it much better. Not because you’re in the fog but because you’re much closer to the house now.
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