After I did some research, I found out that my below post is completely wrong!!! After reading a chapter in our science text book, I realized that my below theory is incorrect. This is what I learned.
White light is made up of all of the colors of the rainbow, right? And everything reflects or absorbs those colors. When it reflects a certain color and its shade, it's the color we see. When it absorbs it, we don't see that color. So, for example, a strawberry is red for what reason? Because it absorbs all of the colors, but red, which it reflects. If you've ever played with a flashlight before, you would know that pointing it at a far distance usually doesn't give you much light, and that is because the light scatters, and it becomes dim.
White light is made up of all of the colors of the rainbow, right? And everything reflects or absorbs those colors. When it reflects a certain color and its shade, it's the color we see. When it absorbs it, we don't see that color. So, for example, a strawberry is red for what reason? Because it absorbs all of the colors, but red, which it reflects. If you've ever played with a flashlight before, you would know that pointing it at a far distance usually doesn't give you much light, and that is because the light scatters, and it becomes dim.
So, when the sun produces light, the atmosphere absorbs all colors, but reflects blue, and that is the color we see. The reason why it is a light blue color, and not dark blue, is because the light scatters by the time it hits the atmosphere, meaning a dimer color. So, this is what I learned after some research about the
