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Why does the sky look blue? I have read abt the scattering of light n all but that didn' make a good sense to me in text.. cud someone please explain it to me startin right with the basics!!
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Asked by neop123
on 2010-11-20 12:54:14

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Categories: Planet Earth.

Tags: light.

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Reply	sid910 says: When light rays enter the atmosphere of the earth, the light rays begin to scatter.In the process blue light scatter the most making the atmosphere(sky) blue. (no votes) Tags: light.
	posted on 2010-11-23 06:32:30 \| Report abuse

Reply	neilgb01 says: Why don't just google the question? I just did and there is a lot of information available from the basic to the more scientific. This is the first page I found. http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/sky_blue.html (no votes) Tags: light.
	posted on 2010-11-29 19:48:17 \| Report abuse

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