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Got it. I saw that a few days ago so .. is remembering a form of cheating? smile It is pretty cool ...
Ain't seen it before, but got it.
I hate these things laugh
Clever.
Gotta switch that auto function in the menu...
Yup.

Now I'm dizzy.
Sneaky
Took me a few seconds.
Got it for once!
Got it.
My night will be shot trying to figure this out !!
Well, that was a short night.
Seen it before, or I wouldnt
Hmm, I might need to reflect on this for a while.
It is edited, but I'll reflect on it as well
Got it, and quicker than usual for some reason.
Got it and it still looks cool.
I usually get these things pretty quickly. Not this one! Still haven't got it.
yep got it
It’s a real head turner
Yes. But it is on the laptop, and made it easy to cheat.


Amusing.
Aha!
10 seconds, but it’s a good one
Yep
Flip it upside down.
Got it
nice
This one had my standing on my head for some reason🤯
Originally Posted by AKCHOPPER
Flip it upside down.

Bless you! It was driving me nuts.
Had to stand on my head...............my dam IPad always flips it back ...........
Good one
Cool
Thanks. Got it.
Good one.
AK Chopper...thank you man...I needed help...bad.
I got it....finally with help from AKchopper.
Flying saucers are real.
I never would have got it without some of the clues. Good one tho. Agree with slumlord, I hate these also, but keep looking.
My 12yo had to explain it for me, now i just hope he stays out of the misc. forums.
This one isn't upside down.

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Got it
I must be bad at these things...I never got the last one and I dont get this one..
looks like a rip where the water gets deep, so the calmer deeper water is reflecting the sky.
Nope, need's explaining?
Originally Posted by akasparky
This one isn't upside down.

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It's the result of a rare weather phenomenon and referred to as a 'superior mirage' they occur because of the weather condition known as a temperature inversion, where cold air lies close to the sea with warmer air above it. Since cold air is denser than warm air, it bends light towards the eyes of someone standing on the ground or on the coast, changing how a distant object appears.

This image was taken last week in Cornwall England by a photographer that was completely dumbstruck by what he was seeing.


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