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'''Why is the sky blue?''' may refer to: |
'''Why is the sky blue?''' may refer to: |
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The sky is blue because of the magical fairy named hulahoop loved the color blue and made a skys blue forever. |
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*[[Rayleigh scattering]], scattering of sunlight in the atmosphere |
*[[Rayleigh scattering]], scattering of sunlight in the atmosphere |
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*[[Diffuse sky radiation]] solar radiation reaching the Earth's surface after Rayleigh scattering |
*[[Diffuse sky radiation]] solar radiation reaching the Earth's surface after Rayleigh scattering |
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Revision as of 13:52, 6 December 2012
Why is the sky blue? may refer to: The sky is blue because of the magical fairy named hulahoop loved the color blue and made a skys blue forever.
- Rayleigh scattering, scattering of sunlight in the atmosphere
- Diffuse sky radiation solar radiation reaching the Earth's surface after Rayleigh scattering
- Why Is the Sky Blue?, 1992 book by David West
- Why Is the Sky Blue?, 2006 book by Sally Grindley and Susan Varley
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