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Why is the sky blue during the day and black during the night?
Published by: smith 2009-01-07

  • Well at night, we don't get any sunlight, so all we see is the black void of space through the transparent atmosphere.

    During the day, the sun rays hit the atmosphere at a certain angle, hitting the air and the water vapor in it. The atmosphere then acts as a prism, dividing the white light into different colors, and at the angle it hits the atmosphere, we see it blue. It is for the same reason that we see the sky as being orange, pink or purple at sunrise and sunset, because of the angle at which the sunlight hits our atmosphere.
  • Why is the sky not blue? | Answerbag.com::
    Why is the sky blue only during the day? Science. Why does the sky look blue if outer space is black? During the day, the Sun looks a little bit more yellow
    http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/560531
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  • well first off because that's the way God made it and second because in the day time the sun is shining and it makes it bright and at night it's not, so obviously it's gonna be dark...
  • At Night, a Naruto fanfic - FanFiction.Net::
    The enemy he was fighting during the day looked at him and respected him for his having its way over the dark blue sky, signalling the night was coming to an end.
    http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2862711/1
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    The Day Boy and the Night Girl::
    woke during the night. She never let him see anything black, and even kept all What the vast blue sky, studded with tiny sparks like the heads of
    http://www.ccel.org/ccel/macdonald/daynight/formats/daynight.pdf
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    Nobody understands...any help please?
    50 points for someone willing to do this!!!!!!!!!!?


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