wow. this vid should win an award. spot on explanation. complete and thorough, as advertised. thanks

2019 and I’m just watching this. Phenomenal breakdown for someone who has trouble understanding the slightest things. I fully understand.

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Fantastic video. The best explanation that I've ever seen.!

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Great explanation, This was not understood until 1881, when Lord Rayleigh showed that particles scatter short wavelengths more than longer wavelengths.

the best video I have seen explaining this. Thank you and well done. Absolutely great

this is the best explanation I've found so far, and there are many many videos on KZread about this topic... nice demonstration and good pacing. Thanks so much!

this is the best explanation so far. thank you. I like the slowness.

complete explaination! unlike other videos that only explains part of the problem.

ur the best teacher ever!!! Im 11 and i understand fully everything you said thanx

Thank you for this explanation! But now it is just after sunset and the sky appears dark blue. Why is blue visible again?

That was really well explained !!! Roughly better than many of those other videos that are trying to “ explain “ it .. Thanks man for your efforts

pretty much the best explanation of this topic after watching +20 vids

Finally an answer worthy of the complexity of the question! Great job.

Excellent explanation! Thank you for helping me see the light. (and thank you to my dog for typing this for me).

thank you for the very thorough explanation. I was a big fan of how you incorporated all levels of analysis

This is really good! You explained everything is great detail. This video should have 1,000,000 views.

Great video! You did a great deal less hand waving than other explanations I've seen.

Absolutely perfect!! This video explains physically correct "Why is the sky blue?" Almost all the other hundreds of videos on KZread on this subject are just plain rubbish. Congratulations!

Thanks for your detailed explanation !!

Excellent video, thoroughly explained.

Well, not only you did answer, but you did it almost literally at the speed of light XD Thank you for the clear explanation, now i have a bunch of new words to look for. Keep up the good work Marco

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Best i've ever seen you cleared my doubts

My good man.. you are concise and you're easy to understand. Thank you!

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Great video and animations! Thank you!

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Wow. Excellent explanation.

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perfectly explained!

Really informative (and interactive). Thank You.

Excellent, the best explanation on this topic.

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awesome Explanation!!!

I'm not sure that I completely understand, but uhhh, thank you all the same.

Great explanation!!

Well explained! Ty!

great explanation, but I wish you talked more about sunrise and sunset. So do reds and oranges appear in the sky because the suns lower and light is being effected by more atmospheric scattering? i'm guessing the red light is able to evade all of the molecules in its path and reach our eyeball while the blue light hits every molecule and scatters out of our site?

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Great explanation...

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brilliant.. haven't ever even when I was studying had come across this kind of explanation to understand this concept.. beautifully explained. Cloud contains water molecules which are bigger in size than the wavelength of the light photons, hence no rayleigh effect is observed the clouds and all colour photons pass through it in a straight line and thus the clouds appears white.

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Amazing thank you! I really liked the animation with the photon canons :p

Thank you! :)

cool..thanks for the answer.i was thinking of interference, diffraction n qm effects.

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thanksss!! very good explanation...i hope im better at physics

please do more videos about why is the sky blue so that i can get the main point in defending my case study.

very helpful

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Great video!! Does Raman scattering also takes place in this phenomenon? When does Raman scattering occur? Could you do a smilar awesome video for the colour of oceans?

Great thanks

thanks!

lol we have to watch this for our science homework. Pretty good!

Thanks for the video. Are you approximating the relation (I ~ 1/(lambda)^4) for relatively large wavelengths like visible light? Cuz I'm getting confused over this and Planck's function for the thermal radiation which is the correct explanation in comparison to the former relation.

This is amazing. I think the only thing that has me confused is the two different uses of intensity? We have intensity as in the chances of a photon entering your eye (proportional to 1/λ^4) and then we also have the intensity that decreases as photons are scattered. With the first, red light has a low intensity (well really is proportional to a lower number than say blue light) and so scatters less With the second, red light scatters less and so the intensity is higher or remains higher. Can anyone help with this?

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Great explanation - my 9yr old son gets this now :-)

Thanks man

Great video, thank you! Why is the sky much lighter near the horizon during the day? If you are looking at the horizon during the day then are you not looking through more of the atmosphere (like at sunset) so why is it pale blue/whitish?

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great video.. but I had a doubt .. Is rayleigh scattering the same as tyndall effect?

I think the light is being "scattered" due to electromagnetic oscillation of a molecule -- a more energetic photon will cause more oscillation to molecules that it travels near and therefore more "scattering".

Thanks. :)

Wow this is so cool! So this is also why clouds look extremely pretty in highly polluted cities at night, yeah? All of the particles in the pollution will scatter basically every blue and green light ray (obviously not all of them, but you get the picture) and the clouds will appear almost pure red?

amazing video now i under stand

so it means that travelled distance has some important role in the equation....is there any equation taking distance into account?

when you said deflected or scattered you mean that the photon is absorbed by the molecule and remitted ? thanks in advance.

And how would everything be if the sky wasn't blue but transparent? Would we be living like in a dome, seeing blackness far away while looking above us? Would it get darker cause instead of blue sky we'd have black space?