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Honey, the moon ain't yellow—your eyes might be playing tricks on you. The moon appears yellow when it's close to the horizon because our lovely Earth's atmosphere scatters shorter blue wavelengths and allows longer red wavelengths to reach our eyes, giving it that golden hue. Just sit back, enjoy the view, and blame it on science, baby.

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