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Why is the Earth's daytime sky blue?
A) Molecules scatter blue light more than red light.
B) The sky reflects the blue of the oceans and lakes.
C) Molecules absorb more red light than blue light.
D) Air molecules are blue in color.
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Thanks sir this is for my astronomy
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A) Molecules scatter blue light more than red light.
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If you want to get real technical with it, the sky is half and half blue/violet. The way your eyes see color discretely ensures that you interpret it just as blue.
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