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What is the reason of different colour you observe in the sky usually at the time of sunset?
The more air that the sunlight passes through the more of the higher frequencies are absorbed. When the sun is on the horizon (sunrise or sunset) the light reaching you from the sun changes from yellow to orange, then to red as the sunlight passes through more and more air.
There is one additional phenomenon in play. The "wedge" of air between you and the sun sometimes acts as a prism and splits the light into its spectral colors. This gives rise to the rare "green flash" just at sunset.
What else can I help you with?
Is the sun rising in the east a fact or opinion?
It's a fact, you can observe it everyday. Another fact:it always sets in the west.
Why do stalagmites and stalactites have different colors?
The color differences we observe in stalagmites and stalactites are due to the incorporation of different minerals in these spelothems during their formation. It is calcium carbonate that is the most common and largest contributor to these cave formations, but it is not necessarily the only one. We know that different minerals appear in different colors, and just about anything that is water soluble can contribute to the building of these geologic features. All in all, this is a simple and correct reason for what any observer might see when considering the structures and their formation.
Do scientists believe in big bang theory?
To the same extent that they believe gravity exists away from our planet, and for the same reason: scientists observe the predictions made by both ideas. Planets move around our Sun just as gravity predicts they will, and our Universe is exactly as predicted by Big Bang Cosmology.
What color is the most colorful color?
The most colourful colour you can see is white, because your eyes will be absorbing all parts of the visible colour spectrum. White consists of the most colours, so it is the most colourful. Alternatively, it could be argued that black is the most colourful, because mixing multiple colours of paint yields a very dark sample of paint. This phenomenon is actually known as subtractive colour, because each colour of paint is really "subtracting" the other colours from what is being reflected. For this reason, even though many colours of paint mixed together produce black, they are actually producing the least colourful light, and white is still the most colourful.
Why do you see the colors of the rainbow when sunlight passes through a raindrop?
You don't. You see it when sunlight traveling away from you enters a raindrop, bounces offthe far inside of it, and comes back out traveling toward you.The reason is that different wavelengths of light bend through very slightly different angleswhen they enter or leave the raindrop.So, if light with a mixture of different wavelengths goes in, then the different wavelengthswill come out in slightly different directions, and you'll see them spread out.
What is the reason you observe different rates of acceleration is due to wind what?
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What is the reason you observe different rates of acceleration in objects due to the wind?
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What is the reason for the colour change?
The reason is: Chicken
What is the reason for changing colour of leopard?
The reason is: Chicken
How can you determine diamond ring color specially items from Sydney?
"The less colour present in a diamond, the higher will be its colour grade. Colour will naturally manifest in the diamond as a pale yellow, and that is why colour grade refers to this lack of colour. The human eye detects the sparkle of a diamond first and then its colour. This is the reason that colour is usually considered the second most important characteristic, after cut."
The reason we observe different rates of acceleration in objects is due to wind?
The different rates of acceleration in objects are primarily influenced by factors like gravity, mass, and the surface characteristics of the object and the surface it is on. While wind resistance can affect the motion of objects, it is usually a minor factor compared to these other influences.
How do you choose your control group?
Randomly choosing participants for the control group is effective. The reason for this is you could observe reactions of different participants in the control group.
What is a legal table tennis shirt?
The main colour of a table tennis shirt must be clearly different from that of the ball in use. This is to ensure visibility of the ball, and for that reason the colour of the back of the shirt can be disregarded. It is the apparent colour of the clothing which is important, and the referee has to decide whether it provides sufficient contrast with the colour of the ball.
Why is red-green color blindness not contagious?
Colour blindness is a usually a genetic (hereditary) condition (you are born with it). Red/green and blue colour blindness is usually passed down from your parents. The gene which is responsible for the condition is carried on the X chromosome and this is the reason why many more men are affected than women
In lemon rice why do you use yellow colour preservatives?
the reason you use yellow colour preservatives it mainly because when you add lemon in the rice the colour of the rice reacts to the acidity which causes the rice to change colour. Also the reason the lemons acidity reacts is because of the different types of chemicals that are put into the lemon unless they were freshly picked right in front of you other that that, there are many differently types of chemicals that are added in the lemon causing the lemon to be sour and acidic.
Are greens good for you?
Yes, sure. But be sure to get some additional colour in your life - we have colour vision for a reason you know.
How can one distinguish Eastern milk snake from copperhead?
They are completely different in appearance ! Their colour patterns are so different from each other - there would be absolutely no reason to believe you're seeing one instead of the other !
