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Why Is The Sky Blue? Rayleigh Scattering Explained
Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue? It’s not because of the ocean, and it’s not magic. SUNLIGHT IS A MIX When sunlight hits gas molecules in our atmosphere, something called Rayleigh Scattering happens. Blue light waves are shorter and bump into molecules more often than red or yellow, scattering everywhere. So when you look up, your eyes catch all that scattered blue light coming from every direction.
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Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue? It’s not because of the ocean, and it’s not magic. SUNLIGHT IS A MIX When sunlight hits gas molecules in our atmosphere, something called Rayleigh Scattering happens. Blue light waves are shorter and bump into molecules more often than red or yellow, scattering everywhere. So when you look up, your eyes catch all that scattered blue light coming from every direction.
