why the wind is invisible
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We don’t see wind because it is composed of particles that do not reflect light at a wavelength visible to our eyes. Wind is pressurized gas (70% nitrogen, 29.9% oxygen, 0.1% “other” like noble gases, NOx, SOx, etc), as we can't see gasses we can't see wind also.
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theshivansh:
u said that there rays are not visisble due to non satisfaction of wavelength which our eyes cant see..
but gases dont emit any wavelength...
yeah some gases do.. but oxygen? no
given in my nb.
i never said it is for oxygen
u r right.. . i m giving example..
ya
that particles of oxygen are small cant reflect enoigh light!
yeah ok bye .. now habe to study till 5... UPSC on head. gn
oh ik
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yes it's kind of invisible. but it contains of gases , particles, and radiations. which whole constitutes together to form air. As we can't see gases so they can't also b seen
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