Question

Why does space appear dark for astronauts?​

Answer 1

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$\red{Real\:answer}$: Fine dust in the earth's atmosphere scatters the sunlight. ... However, an astronaut in space does not have an atmosphere surrounding him. Thus, there is no question of the scattering of light. Thus, the sky appears dark instead of blue to an astronaut.

$\pink{My\:answer}$ : Because astronauts are blind hahaha hahaha xD

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Answer 2

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Fine dust in the earth's atmosphere scatters the sunlight. ... However, an astronaut in space does not have an atmosphere surrounding him. Thus, there is no question of scattering of light. Thus, the sky appears dark instead of blue to an astronaut.