Why is the sky blue? Last week, we had to blog about this and here it is again. Maybe this time it is explained more clearly. The sky is blue because of the light that reflects on it. The sky takes in all colors, but it probably will only reflect blue.The colors that the sky take in are always the same. The colors are always taken in by an angle, so if the colors would scatter, then the sky could be a different color.
The sky is actually blue because of the scattering. Just like I said above if the colors would scatter then the sky could be a different color. Scattering makes the colors go straight in one direction, and then the sky absorbs the colors and reflects only the blue. That is why we see the sky as blue.
The sky is actually blue because of the scattering. Just like I said above if the colors would scatter then the sky could be a different color. Scattering makes the colors go straight in one direction, and then the sky absorbs the colors and reflects only the blue. That is why we see the sky as blue.
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