what is the color of sun in space?
Bunti360:
white
in space there will be no atmosphere, So no scattering, So it is white in color. !
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Hello friend,
Here's your answer:
People eventually, when they see the sun, they say that it is Yellow or Reddish Orange or Yellowish Red.
But none of the above are correct. Our eyes are just fooling our brains.
Actually Son has a Very deep Orange, Red, Yellow colour. It Is because the Sun has a lot of Volcanic activity, and lot of heat is produced, In colour language, Meaning of Red is Heat. So that is the reason we find it reddish colour.
Su may have white colour also. Astronauts and NASA scientistsscie still on their way to find out about the sun.
Hope my answer helps you.
@YHarith
Here's your answer:
People eventually, when they see the sun, they say that it is Yellow or Reddish Orange or Yellowish Red.
But none of the above are correct. Our eyes are just fooling our brains.
Actually Son has a Very deep Orange, Red, Yellow colour. It Is because the Sun has a lot of Volcanic activity, and lot of heat is produced, In colour language, Meaning of Red is Heat. So that is the reason we find it reddish colour.
Su may have white colour also. Astronauts and NASA scientistsscie still on their way to find out about the sun.
Hope my answer helps you.
@YHarith
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