Mention the factor on which the scattering of light depends.Why does the sky appear dark in space.?
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scattering of light depends upon the wavelength of light . lesser wavelength lights scatter more.and more wavelengths lights scatter less. in space there is no atmosphere so there is no refraction in space so it is dark.
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The factors on which scattering of light depends on:
- Atmospheric particles
- Size of the particles that are present in the atmosphere
- The wavelength of light scattered by the particle
- The sky appears dark in space because of the following reason:
- The space is devoid of atmosphere.
- There are no atmospheric particles present which can scatter the light.
- The intensity of the light also depends on wavelength. For example, the sky appears blue because blue has the shortest wavelength and is scattered more.
- But space lacks the atmospheric layer and hence no scattering phenomena takes place so appears dark.
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