Wavefrontin
Wavefrontin is a term that describes the visual phenomenon observed when viewing light sources or illuminated surfaces under certain atmospheric conditions or when passing through specific optical media. It refers to the perceived shimmering, undulating, or distorted appearance of the light. This distortion is not a property of the light source itself but rather an effect caused by variations in the medium through which the light travels.
The primary cause of wavefrontin is usually the presence of atmospheric turbulence. As light travels through
Wavefrontin can also occur in other situations. For instance, when looking through hot air rising from a