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What about an interferometer placed in the water. That too would show no
change in the fringes because both beams would be effected the same. If
only the experimental beam is passed through water and compared to a
reference beam in the air, then you see a change in wave length of the
experimental beam. Is this not evidence that wavelength does indeed
change as the light changes medium?