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The normal illumination of the sky results from sunlight that is scattered in the atmosphere by collision with air molecules or other particles, water droplets etc. In outer space, there is no atmosphere and hence no scattering of sunlight. Because the universe as a whole is expanding, light from distant galaxies tends to fade out into the invisible longer wavelengths, so we do not see stars in every direction that we look; most of the sky, therefore, is dark.
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What is the adverb and verb in the sentence Sarah sees the setting sun sink swiftly?
verb = sees adverb = swiftly
What do you call a person who sees the dark side of things only?
pessimist
Can a guy like you if he looks at you from a distance and then looks away and smiles when he sees you looked him?
yes
Where do you see a rainboW?
You can see a rainbow when sunlight is refracted, reflected, and dispersed in water droplets in the atmosphere, usually after a rain shower. The rainbow appears as a colorful arc in the sky opposite the sun.
Why is black not in a rainbow?
Black is typically not included in a rainbow because black is the absence of visible light. Rainbows are formed by the dispersion of sunlight through water droplets, creating a spectrum of colors. Since black is the absence of light, it does not have a specific wavelength to be refracted and reflected like the other colors in a rainbow.
How does a penguin black and white coloring help keep safe from enemies?
When an enemy is above, it looks down and sees black, which blends in with the depths below. When an enemy is below, it looks up and sees white, which matches the sunlight. This is caled countershading and it is a form of camoflouge.
How does the atmosphere affect the light that is seen from the stars?
One way is through refraction. The atmosphere acts as a lens and bends the light so that the star appears in slightly different location then it would if there was no atmosphere. Another condition caused by the atmosphere is the "twinkling" of stars. If one goes out at night and sees the a star "flashing" brighter and dimmer the reason is that the atmosphere is not steady. Usually this is air moving from the heat of the day. It is comparable to when one looks over the top of a car in the sunlight or of a fire and sees the image shaking or blurring above it.
Where do you find the curator after beating Counterfeit island?
She sees you at the Web Browser Cafe, which is above the Black Widow's lair, and you should meet her back at the museum to get your Island Medallion.
What does Bella become addicted to in the time Edward is gone?
Seeing Jacob Black. She sees him as she sees the sun :D
Does Cody lane do interracial?
No. She only did a fake one with a dildo purposely as an insult. Cody feels she is above blacks and interracial, and always refused to let a black guy touch her. She sees them as not worthy.
What part of the eye sees black grey and white?
the iris
What human sees in black and white?
Coluor blind people.
What does the necklace represents when madame loisel first sees it in its black satin box?
When Madame Loisel first sees the necklace in its black satin box, it represents wealth, luxury, and the opportunity to transcend her social class. She is drawn to its beauty and sees it as a symbol of the life she desires but does not have.
Astronaut in a spaceship sees sky away from sun as?
All about them
What did Neil Armstrong mean when he was heard to say he thinks he sees Santa Claus?
he was revering to a high speed light that passed by them while in orbit around earth . I believe they were going twice the speed of sound at the time. there's been several astronauts reports of UFOs' while orbiting earth not just US. astronauts. Russian astronauts for instance.
In Finding Nemo is someone named squishy?
The jellyfish that Dory sees above the trench
Wright's grandmother objects to the publication of his story manily because she sees it as being?
Black
