At dusk and dawn the colors of the sky change and the first portion of the visible spectrum is what appears to the viewer. During these times of the day the sun is positioned at a different angle to the earth than during the normal daytime. Because of this angle, the longer wavelengths are the ones that reach the eye. The blue and other shorter wavelengths are scattered millions of times and do not reach the viewer. When the sun does not shine directly on a certain portion of the earth there are more gas molecules between the viewer and the sun. Therefore, the normal blue color of he sky is no longer visible because the short wavelengths of blue and green are scattered millions of times and do not reach the viewer
The sky is blue because of a phenomena called rayleigh scattering. Basically sunlight is composed of shortwave blue light and longwave red light. The atmosphere permits all the light to pass through but the shorter wavelengths are also scattered "painting" the sky blue.
During sunset and sunrise the light travels through a longer path to reach our eyes, so the longer wavelengths also scatter - creating red skys.
The sky is black at night because there is no light to pass through it and scatter.
When the sun as at a low angle in the sky, the light travels through more of the atmosphere, causing more coloring of light. The sunlight that does not travel directly to the observer is scattered by particles in the atmosphere, causing diffused light in the whole area of the sky.
We know that, the Earth travlls through space by rotating on its axis, and revolving around the Sun on its orbit. We can hardly feel the planet moving, lly observe the but can percieve it by observing the celestial bodies in the sky. We notice the Sun changes its position in the sky throughout the day. It is due to the motion of Earth that the Sun appears to be moving, As Earth moves inits orbit, its position with the Sun, other Planets, and stars keeps changing, and that is why we notice a change in the topography in the sky throughout the year. There are two kind of changes that we see in the sky-daily changes, and yearly changes. If we carefully observe the sky at different times over the year, we would notice different stars and constellations. While trevelling in its orbit.Earth faces comets, planets, stars and other celestial bodies in various parts of the universe, and thus, the sky changes as the planets moves on its yearly path.
the sky is blue becose the water molucules in the atmosphere refract the light and the blue shows up the most of the colors
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The sun goes down and the moon passes it by the sun alone is yellow by earth, but once the sun and moon pass each other the moon gives it the orange
the sun and the baby blue sky
The higher the Sun is in the sky, the shorter the shadows produced. In some places the Sun can be overhead at certain times of year. In that case no significant shadows are seen.
The sky doesn't turn grey; there are just grey clouds in the sky that are also blocking the sun.
Clouds occupy the sky for separate reasons. The sky is always blue, except when the sun's elevation is very low (sunrise/sunset) or on very hazy days. It is blue due to the way the atmosphere scatters the sun's light. This has nothing at all to do with why clouds might exist in the sky on a particular day.
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The sun goes down and the moon passes it by the sun alone is yellow by earth, but once the sun and moon pass each other the moon gives it the orange
The sun gives of light the form of white light. The sun's light is reflected by the sea which is blue. This is why the sky is blue.
the sun and the baby blue sky
The color sky blue is a lighter shade of blue. The color is called sky blue because it is to resemble to same color as the sky. When the sun is out the sky is a beautiful shade of blue.
This is due to the amazon being quite close to the Equator, where the sun is almost directly overhead. It is at the March and September Equinoxes that the sun is directly overhead at noon.
the sky is blue because its means that the sun will raised and we have a good weather
The higher the Sun is in the sky, the shorter the shadows produced. In some places the Sun can be overhead at certain times of year. In that case no significant shadows are seen.
after it rains the sun try to come out but the moon is its shadow so that's why the sky turn pink.
When the sun is at its highest point in the sky, it is called solar noon. This is when the sun is directly overhead or closest to being directly overhead at that particular location.
the sky is blue because of the angle of the sun. the angle of the sun changes the angle of the white light coming from the sun. at sunrise or sunset the red wavelengths reach us instead of the blue wavelengths.
The sky doesn't turn grey; there are just grey clouds in the sky that are also blocking the sun.