Why is the sky blue, why not purple?
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The smaller the wavelength of the light the more the light is scattered by the particles in the atmosphere. ... This is because the sun emits a higher concentration of blue light waves in comparison violet. Furthermore, as our eyes are more sensitive to blue rather than violet this means to us the sky appears blue.
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The smaller the wavelength of the light the more the light is scattered by the particles in the atmosphere. ... This is because the sun emits a higher concentration of blue light waves in comparison violet. Furthermore, as our eyes are more sensitive to blue rather than violet this means to us the sky appears blue.
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