conclusion on some natural phenomena

A process or event that occur in nature constantly is known as natural phenomena. These phenomenon are not artificial and are not controlled by humans. For example, the formation of rainbow. Rainbow forms when sunlight hits the water droplets suspended in the atmosphere and undergoes total internal reflection. When the sunlight comes out of the drop it disperses, where the drop acts like a small prism. This dispersion or breaking up of light into several colors is what forms the Rainbow.

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Anatural phenomenonis not a man-made event. Examples includesunrise,weather(fog, hurricanes, tornadoes), biological processes (decomposition, germination), physical processes (wave propagation, conservation of energy,erosion), tidal flow, and include natural disasters such as electromagnetic pulses, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes.[1][2]

Various types of natural phenomena occur, including (but not limited to) the following:

  • Geologicalphenomena (volcanicactivity andearthquakes)
  • Meteorologicalphenomena (hurricanes,thunderstorms, andtornadoes)
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