Physics, asked by simhadridega2, 2 months ago

in the absence of atmosphere how sky appears for an astronaut? ​

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Answered by bungeegum12
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Answer:

The sky appears blue when viewed from Earth because of scattering of light particles blue light gets refracted wherever there is atmosphere. As there is no atmosphere in space, astronauts see the actual colour of sky  black.

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