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To spread: Portuguese photographer Joau Serrao came to Bolivia with a friend-han...

Beyond the illusion: surfer conquered the lake in which the sky is reflected in the water (video)

To spread: Portuguese photographer Joau Serrao came to Bolivia with a friend-handfer Andrew together to the famous Lake-Solonchak Uyuni in Bolivia. Men shot incredible footage that were adopted on the network. The surfer was able to run the lake surface and then stand on the board to show the incredible magic of optical illusion, as visible on the video in Tiktok. Video men with surfing on the lake became incredibly viral - nearly 23 million views on the pages of both bloggers.

On the footage you can see how a photographer from Portugal, along with a friend, came to a well -known salt mane. Further in the footage it is noticeable that Andrienti was able to run and carry a small vira on the water. In his video in Tiktok, the athlete showed footage from the second perspective, which was also probably shot by Zoa Seauro. Here, the blogger repeats the same mechanics of action that is visible in the previous video.

The only difference is the fact that lighting changes through the sunset. In the comments to popular videos, users immediately recognized Lake-Solonchak Uyuni, located in Bolivia. These rollers were shot in mid -February this year, and made public at different intervals. One of South America's most famous reservoirs is located in Bolivia and has a unique chemical nature.

Due to the concentration of salts of different metals and the special ecology that has rolled here, the lake is now considered one of the main world sources of Lithium. Subsequently, the researchers spoke about the world's largest salt plain, which sometimes looks like a giant mirror. According to their calculations and estimates, the surface of the salt, which reflects light is so large that it actually looks like a giant mirror that can easily be seen even from space.

In the comments to the popular video, users expressed admiration for the staff. Most users liked the following replicas: earlier, focus was told as an optical illusion known as the "expanding black hole", deceiving the human brain. According to scientists, only 80% of people experience this effect fully, but the reasons remain unknown. Subsequently, it became known that the most "mirror" on Earth is visible even from space.