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JimYang
JimYang: 1 year ago

Why is the sky blue

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JohnTyler10
JohnTyler10: 1 year ago

Reflection of the ocean.

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AnneKay
AnneKay: 1 year ago

The sky is blue as a result of Rayleigh scattering. As light moves through the air, the shorter wavelength light is absorbed by molecules. The absorbed blue light is then spread in all directions and it spreads around the sky. For more details, check out http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/blue-sky/.

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pokefan33
pokefan33: 1 year ago

The atmosphere or something.

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maraly
maraly: 1 year ago

The sky is blue because when the sun reflects on the atmoshere there is all different colors but the color blue is the most there

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Danni15
Danni15: 1 year ago

because my uggs are barney purple lol joking lol.. i would go with what JohnTyler10 said

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