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Why is the Sky Blue, But Space is Black?

Medicine & Technology Nov 18, 2021

Once the light hits, then, bounces off something, it is the atmosphere that's allowing the "scattering," and the capability of seeing colors in the spectrum seen by the eyes, making the sky blue, and the space black.

Blue Black

Why is the Sky Blue, But Space is Black?

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