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@s4sayer asked what my refraction wiuld look like with more than one. Notice how the shape changes teg refraction

[Joan Robillard]

@lynbonn think this and yesterday's qualify for get pushed

[Joan Robillard]

@s4sayer Per your question

[JackieR]

What fun

[Anne]

Fun experiment - great results Joan!

[Henri Russell]

It is interesting to see how the shape of the glass changes the refraction.

[Lynda]

That is cool. I love the different shapes and patterns. Glad you were able to play inside with your rough weather. B

[Jean]

So interesting!

[Diana]

Quite amazing, I have yet to try this.

[Margo Sayer]

Thank you, Joan. This is the biz!

[Mave]

Interesting. Does distance affect it too?

[Jacqueline]

So much fun to play with refraction. I love that you used foodcolouring, I think.
I especially like that the stem of the yellow glass is quite bent. Great job.

[Joan Robillard]

@mave Yes

[Joan Robillard]

@jacqbb We actually got better results with colored water

[Jacqueline]

@joansmor What did you use? Paint?

[Sheralee S]

It looks like fun, must try this!

[Dawn]

Fun

[Wendy]

So neat to see how the different shapes change the refraction - well done!

[Jane Pittenger]

How fascinating

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Cool!