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Janeko85
Janeko85
2 years ago

The green light can be seen at sunset because the white light of the sun is broken in the earth’s atmosphere. It is divided into different colors with different wavelengths.

At sunset, the red and yellow light disappear first. The blue and green light waves remain, because they are broken more strongly. The blue light is usually too weak to see it with the human eye.

“The short-wave green light beams remain, which light up for about a second before the sunlight disappears completely behind the horizon,” explains Josef Lukas, meteorologist of Wetterapp Morecast.

https://www.freenet.de/lifestyle/reisen/wetterphaenomen-so-kommen-es-zum-gruenenen-sonnenuntergang_5974120_4744968.html

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Topfkuchen123
Topfkuchen123
2 years ago

Drilling assumes that the sunlight behind the storm would be weakened by rain and/or hail and therefore seem bluish. If a thunderstorm rises at the time of sunrise or sunset, when the sun assumes a rather red-orange color, it causes the greenishJesus.

Source: https://weather.com/de-DE/know/wetterphaenomene/news/gruener-himmel-wetterphaenomen-hagel-tornado

The # “Animals” gave me the rest

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MeinName927
MeinName927
2 years ago

Why is the sky sometimes green?

Only if you’re blue yourself!

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sexy1111
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sexy1111
2 years ago
Reply to  MeinName927

Don’t you ever see an Aurora Borealis?

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myotis
myotis
2 years ago

Are you talking about Northern Lights or the discoloration that is currently caused by the Sahara dust?

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sexy1111
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sexy1111
2 years ago
Reply to  myotis

yes and no, there is actually this phenomenon even if it is very short. With my teacher, this phenomenon was only called “the green nine”. Janeko85 explained it very well.

In the future, we have to endure the Sahara dust more often. It may be that the glaciers in the Alps melt even more rapidly through this dust.

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