Imagine the sun as a giant flashlight shining down on Earth. During sunset, it’s like the light has to travel through more of Earth's atmosphere, which acts like a filter that changes the colors we see. The blue and green light gets scattered away, leaving behind the warm reds and oranges. That’s why sunsets look so colorful!
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- You see the sun as a big red ball just above the horizon.
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Categories: Physics · Optics,Light,Atmospheric Phenomena