No, the sun is not blue in color. The sun appears yellow to us due to the scattering of light in the Earth's atmosphere. The sun emits light across the visible spectrum, but its peak intensity is in the green portion of the spectrum. This combination of colors gives the sun its yellow appearance when viewed from Earth.
Yes. The sun produces light across the entire visible spectrum. Its just that the yellow is most apparent. If the sun didn't produce blue light we wouldn't be able to see the color blue by sunlight..
The opposite color of light blue is a warm color like orange or red on the color wheel.
The color of a star is determined by its temperature. The sun's temperature (around 5,500°C) causes it to emit white light, with a peak in the yellow-green spectrum. Higher temperature stars appear blue or purple because they emit more energy in the ultraviolet and blue wavelengths.
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The sun is a G class star and (from space) its pale yellow.
The color is blue because in the sun it turns blue
because the sky rubbed of its color onto the sun... also, the big elephant helped by biting it when it had the blue-color-disease
No. No color attracts the sun or sunlight.
The eighth planet from the sun is Neptune, and it is known for its beautiful blue color.
blue as the sun.
The color of the Sun is because of temperature of the heat produced by the Sun. If it was hotter or colder, it would product slightly different color. Some of invisible colors of the Sun is blocked by atmosphere.
The eighth planet from the sun is Neptune. It is a gas giant with a blue color due to the presence of methane in its atmosphere, which absorbs red light and reflects blue light.
Blue is blue because things that are blue actually repel the frequency of light from the sun that would appear blue. Because that is the only color light that is reflected, that is the only color that we see. Things that are blue are actually every color BUT blue!
The color sky blue is a lighter shade of blue. The color is called sky blue because it is to resemble to same color as the sky. When the sun is out the sky is a beautiful shade of blue.
Yes. The sun produces light across the entire visible spectrum. Its just that the yellow is most apparent. If the sun didn't produce blue light we wouldn't be able to see the color blue by sunlight..
Yes, the color of the sun as seen on Earth is yellowish, orange, or red. The color is caused by the scattering of the blue and violet light by our atmosphere, which is how the sky gets its blue color. Sunlight is actually "white" (a mixture of all colors). But much of the Sun's visible radiation is in the mid-range of colors (green) so that the scattering of the blue gives it the yellow color seen in photographs.
The color of the Sun is because of temperature of the heat produced by the Sun. If it was hotter or colder, it would product slightly different color. Some of invisible colors of the Sun is blocked by atmosphere.