I've recently heard that the water's color is because of the sky. You see, water is very clear and transparent. The sky's color reflects towards it so that's why water seems blue.
Yes. I may seem clear, but there is a hint of blue in it. If you ever go to the north pole and dig in the ice, you can see water that is blue.
The light from the sun reflects on the clear water making it seem blue.
The light from the sun reflects on the clear water making it seem blue.
The potassium will seem to turn into a liquid sphere and whizz around on the surface of the water whilst burning with a lilac/blue flame.
does the moon ever appear blue and if so, why?
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the moon's surrounding's are dark and rocky. everywhere seem's blue. it seem's like no plant's there.
His eyes to me always seem different, but if you look closely at photos of him they seem to be grey.
The colour of and body of water is more dependent on what it is reflecting than what is in it. Fast moving or rough water reflects differently than smooth surfaced water. In summer the water reflects blue sky and is set in a green background, making it seem more "blue." In winter the sky is paler and the surrounding areas are white with snow. This allows your eye to see the water as a more green blue. Seasons are not always the mitigating factor, some times it is the depth of the water, others the latitude that effect the perception of colour. For example: The water of the Caribbean appears to be more green-blue than the waters of the north Atlantic.
It is not blue water but water that has been treated with a chemical that is blue to control odor.
blue birds get there water from there wings there wings are blue cause they have water in them if you kill a blue bird and suck on its beek you can get water
sea water is in blue colour because of the sky's reflection