Why Is the Sky Blue? (Ask an Astronomer)
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The sun looks pissed
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should be more educational stuff like this online
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@unambitious wow... "reflect off the ocean" ...what about in the desert? are they completely retarded??
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TO UNAMBITIOUS: It's exactly the opposite of what your co-worker believes. The ocean's color is a reflection of the sky's. When the sky is clear and blue, the ocean's surface reflects the sky's blue color. When there are dark storm clouds brewing, the ocean looks dark and evil all because it reflects the dark patterns from clouds above it.
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thumps up if u think she's a girl
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holy shit thats a girl?
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I want to ask an asatronomer, what would the night sky look like IF earth was in the middle of the milky way. I live in the bush and have a fantastic view of the night sky as it is i can see the dust and everything here :)
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She is so cute. Reminds me of the old school English punk rocker
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Science has still never fails to amuse me, so magnificent so awesome. more videos like this please.
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This not only explains "why the sky is blue" it explains "why the sunset is red" and how spectroscopy gives clues to planet-hunters.
Excellent video! Concise, informative, factual, relevant.
Dr. Carolyn Brinkworth is another exemplary spokesperson!
SO far, every video from Spitzer Science Center has been well worth the time!
I tried to explain this to a co-worker and others that listened in, yet they firmly believe that the sky is blue because of the ocean's refection. Ironic that they treat me like i'm a dimwit so much so I had to reaffirm my knowledge on the matter. Thanks!
unambitious 2 years ago 6
The Sun has an evil face! D:
yottaparsec 3 years ago 6