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Why skies turn blue, sunsets red
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Sunlight holds every color, but tiny air molecules scatter its blue light more strongly.. By sunrise and sunset, the light crosses far more atmosphere, so blue and violet fade first.. What remains is the warm red and orange glow, often richer when extra particles are in the air..
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