Why is the sky blue ???

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Surely you have maybe pondered it but still don’t comprehend??

I will explain ..

It’s all due to the scattering and deflecting of the blue wavelength
Some odd reason : the mostly nitrogen particles in the air are the same exact size of the blue light .

This Keeps the blue scatter all day long !!
The blue scatter is why you cannot see stars during the day .
Now when the “ earth rotates away from the sun .
What happens ??


The sun is out of blue light and you only get red lights ; hence , you see a reddish amber sun set

thank you
I will be posting more of this
 
Yes the atmosphere is blue. It is also quite thin.

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NASA photo showing Earth's atmosphere at sunset, with Earth silhouetted

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Blue light is scattered more than other wavelengths by the gases in the atmosphere, surrounding Earth in a visibly blue layer when seen from space onboard the ISS at an altitude of 335 km (208 mi).[1]
 
When you reach 60 miles up ..the blue a scatter is not there as you’re out of the atmosphere
 
Because it is looking down on the American political scene.
 
And the Sun is white
Sorry to be a big racist ??
 
When you reach 60 miles up ..the blue a scatter is not there as you’re out of the atmosphere
Yep, very thin atmosphere relatively. It's like a thin bubble around the Earth. "Thin" being a relative thing though.
 
more light blue near ground and darker blue when you look up
 
Surely you have maybe pondered it but still don’t comprehend??

I will explain ..

It’s all due to the scattering and deflecting of the blue wavelength
Some odd reason : the mostly nitrogen particles in the air are the same exact size of the blue light .

This Keeps the blue scatter all day long !!
The blue scatter is why you cannot see stars during the day .
Now when the “ earth rotates away from the sun .
What happens ??


The sun is out of blue light and you only get red lights ; hence , you see a reddish amber sun set

thank you
I will be posting more of this
Help us comprehend professor
 
I thought because an "expert" or an empty suit said it was- imagine my shock when I looked and they were correct! Even a blind squirrel can find a nut-
 
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