Why the air is invisible?

Answer 1

Because you don't have a divine eye!

Answer #2: The air around you is made up of gasses (Which are made up of atoms). There are 2 reasons you cannot see those gasses. The first and primary reason you cannot see it is because the gasses don't absorb light within the visible wavelength (390nm to 700nm) and therefore appear transparent. The second reason is because the atoms are so tiny and spread out enough that they can't interfere with light.

Answer 2

Air is composed of transparent gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, which do not scatter visible light enough for us to see them. This lack of interaction with visible light makes air appear invisible to the human eye.

Answer 3

smoke contains carbon (not CO2 or CO) which is black. this is due to incomplete combustion. In clean burning fuels such as ethanol the flame is invisible.

Answer 4

Because most of the elements that make up air don't absorb light in wavelengths that humans can see.

Answer 5

air cannot be seen because it is colourless

Answer 6

because air molecules have the tendency to repel from the polarity of the eyes, hence staying out of our eyes, protecting them from harmful gases.

Answer 7

The air isn't invisible it just is hard to see with a naked eye. Air includes molecules that are very hard to see!

Answer 8

because air is invisible:)

Answer 9

Usually not.