The White Color of the Sun

The atmosphere becomes thicker as you approach the Earth, but it begins to become thinner when you upgrade to space. Light travels linearly until something is destroyed, or until it is like a gas molecule, or just a little dust comes out. And it depends on the wavelength of the color or the size of the colliding element it will happen then it bounces back and reflects all directions in different directions but it is very different that hitting small particles and some are absorbed , And it radiates in various directions.

First of all, we need to master the sun itself. The sun radiates all colors and creates "white". Decomposition or scattering of the solar spectrum can be observed by a rainbow which is a very well-known natural phenomenon. The rainbow divides the white of the sun into many visible colors. Below is a chart of those visible colors. You are familiar. Let's see what happens on our normal Earth day and sunset. The atmosphere of the Earth consists mainly of nitrogen and oxygen molecules. These particles play an important role in the aforementioned "scattering" effect. When light waves pass through the Earth's atmosphere, it interacts with these flying particles in three possible ways. Lightwave is one of the following.

Light has a spectral color (like the color in the rainbow). White or incandescent light from the sun (white light producing light from intense heat) contains all the colors of the spectrum. Prism or water droplets break white light into spectra. Paint also produces other colors such as brown, which do not exist in the spectrum. Mixing light increases the light. When shooting and mixing the lights of two colors, the total becomes bright (bright), the color saturates at least slightly (it gets bright). ) And is close to colorless or white light). For example, red and yellow add more orange light than light, light becomes more saturated (softens). Carefully chosen yellow and blue lights together produce bright, colorless, colorless light that is brighter than yellow and blue light.