why does sky appears blue, why delayed sunset and early sunrise.please explain
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because the blue color have the highest intensity so red color have high wavelength tho ww can see red in sun light
after sun is not appered we xant see the red anf only blue sky appeared
after sun is not appered we xant see the red anf only blue sky appeared
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SKY apperars BLUE because:
When the sunlight enters Earth's atmosphere, the small molecules of air i.e N2. O2 etc scatters the blue light present in the sunlight. This is because blue colour has small wavelength therefore it scatters more in the atmosphere.
Delayed SUNSET and early SUNRISE happens because:
The light rays comming from the sun has to cover more distance in the atmosphere. So, the light gets bent due to atmospheric refraction.
Therefore during sunrise its apparent position is higher whereas its position is down during sunset.
I'll send images for better understanding
see attachments............
Hope it helps
When the sunlight enters Earth's atmosphere, the small molecules of air i.e N2. O2 etc scatters the blue light present in the sunlight. This is because blue colour has small wavelength therefore it scatters more in the atmosphere.
Delayed SUNSET and early SUNRISE happens because:
The light rays comming from the sun has to cover more distance in the atmosphere. So, the light gets bent due to atmospheric refraction.
Therefore during sunrise its apparent position is higher whereas its position is down during sunset.
I'll send images for better understanding
see attachments............
Hope it helps
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Phillipe:
mark brainliest plz.
but why does violet,indigo having less wavelength not scatter like blue
no here blue means all the shades of blue, but the primary colour is blue and due to its intensity it scatters the most and only plane blue is seen
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