Question

Why sunset and sunrise looks red ?

Answer 1

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WHY SUNSET AND SUNRISE LOOKS RED ?

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★ SUNSET AND SUNRISE LOOKS RED ★

AT SUNSET AND SUNRISE THE SUN IS CLOSER TO HORIZON , THE LIGHT PASS THROUGH DENSER LAYER AND COVER LONG DISTANCE IN ATMOSPHERE BEFORE REACHING OUR EYES

DURING THIS TRAVELLING OF LIGHT MOST OF THE BLUE COLOUR REGION OF THE SUNLIGHT GETS SCATTERED AWAY AND RED REGION HAVING LONGER WAVELENGTH IS LEFT THE LIGHT THAT REACHES OUR EYES CONSISTS OF LONGER WAVELENGTH AND THAT IS RED AND ORANGISH COLOUR AND IT APPEAR RED DURING SUNRISE AND SUNSET

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Answer 2

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The Sky appears red during sunrise and sunset because, at these times the rays from the sun has to travel a longer distance compared to the noon. Sun rays contain seven colors out of that red color has got the highest wavelength and thus is not scattered away by the atmosphere and reach earth while other colors like blue etc gets scattered way. Thus, sky appear reddish