We all have a question: why is the sky blue? In this post, we will find the scientific answer to why the sky is blue. We have been watching the sky since childhood, but most of us do not know the answer to this question.
The obvious reason why the sky is blue is that there are many invisible particles in the sky that are scattered due to light scattering, and blue particles are mostly present in the scattering particles. Due to this, the blue light is more visible in the sky.
Because only this blue light is scattered more, its wavelength is shorter.
When the light rays from the sun reach the earth, they are scattered in three colours in the sky: blue, red, and green. Blue light has a shorter wavelength. The wavelength is the distance that light can travel. This blue light can travel. This blue light has a shorter wavelength and is scattered more in the sky.
Red and green lights are also present in the sky, although one may wonder why the sky looks blue. This is because the red and green lights are scattered less, but the blue light is more reflected. Apart from this, red and green light have longer wavelengths and are therefore not visible in the sky, but longer coloured light has shorter wavelengths and is more visible in the sky.
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