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Re: Blue Skies, nothin' but blue skies...
Thu, 13 Mar 1997 08:05:40 -0500
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The sky is blue due to the way the water vapor in the air reflects light.
Mark
At 5:27 AM 3/13/97, JudaOrlandi, Marilyn (TCDI) wrote:
>If the sky is blue because of the polution and stuff, then why is the sky
>bluer where there is less pollution? Perhaps a science teacher could answer
>this question. Just why is the sky BLUE?
>So what makes the sky BLUE? Excuse my ignorance.
>
>Ciao,
>Marilyn Juda-Orlandi
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