Science, asked by kaushalsingh9878, 1 year ago


Why is the sky blue?


Why is the ocean blue?

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Answered by yuvi825
0

due to scattering nature of light and blue deviate in sea

kaushalsingh9878: Wrong
yuvi825: is that due to minerals obtain in it then
yuvi825: otherwise tell me
Answered by Anonymous
3

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The blue part of the sunlight is scattered by the particles of the atmosphere around, while other parts of light pass through it : that is why the sky looks blue because of the refraction of the blue light only.

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