(KXMB) – As the seasons change, we expect the temperatures and weather patterns to change too. But did you know the color of the sky will also change? In the spring and summer, you’re more ...

Are we seeing blue nitrogen or blue oxygen? The simple answer is no. Instead the blue light we see is scattered sunlight. The Sun produces ... and hills silhouetted against the sky.

backlit by the Sun. While we’ve seen pictures like that before, this one is in color. And it looks like Pluto’s sky is blue. But is it? Well … The blue ring around Pluto in the picture is ...

How many sunset sky photos are there ... longer wavelengths. The blue light gets more easily scattered, which is why the sky is blue. So when you view a setting sun, the more muted beams of ...

Beijing is suffering its second sandstorm in two weeks, turning the sky yellow and making ... and northwestern China. Images on social media show a Mars-like blue sun shining through the storm.

We haven’t had much cloud cover overhead, but smoke from the wildfires to our west has filled the sky. Several people have sent in photos of the sun in the ... wavelength and blue light has ...

Floridians shared stunning images of the sky ... when the sun is higher in the sky. More atmosphere means more molecules to scatter the violet and blue light away from your eyes.

Are we seeing blue nitrogen or blue oxygen? The simple answer is no. Instead the blue light we see is scattered sunlight. The Sun produces ... and hills silhouetted against the sky.