why does the sun appear reddish early in the morning will this phenomenon be observed by an astronaut on the moon
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No, the phenomenon is not observed by astronauts as, there is no "scattering" of light.
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but why sun appear reddish in early morning
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the sun is located near the horizon of the earth during sunrise and hence light travels a longer distance through the earth's atmosphere. when sunlight falls on the atmosphere the blue light is scattered out by these atmospheric particles. so the light that reaches to earth is red . therefore the sun and the surrounding appears reddish. it will not be absorbed in moon because of the absence of atmosphere
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