Anonymous #2 15h

OP if you don’t answer i will bc im such a science nerd

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Anonymous #3 15h

answer i’d like to know , ofc i can google but i like humans teaching me things

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Anonymous #3 15h

Haha feel free!! A simple answer would be the sun’s light is refracted through our atmosphere to make the sky appear blue.

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Anonymous #4 15h

Good question!! It’s from my bank, has lots of numbers and my name on it

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Anonymous OP 15h

Oh that’s awesome! What’s the exact sequence of numbers that make up your social security number?

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Anonymous #3 15h

Real shit bro

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Anonymous #5 14h

No it died

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Anonymous OP 14h

Aw I’m sorry for your loss

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Anonymous #5 14h

💙

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Anonymous #6 14h

I think only you can answer that

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Anonymous OP 13h

Thank you for your wisdom gorgeous 😘

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Anonymous #6 13h

As a guy I guess I’ll take it! Gorgeous is a new one

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Anonymous OP 13h

Bruh you are gorgeous inside and out. aight peace out ✌️

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Anonymous OP 13h

yes! this is essentially the shorter version of what i was going to say. the reason it’s blue instead of any other color has to do with the angle that the sun penetrates the atmosphere, which is why as the sun goes down you can see other colors in the sky, bc the angle changed!

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Anonymous #3 13h

Also has to do with wavelength! Blue light has a shorter wavelength and scatters in a way that makes it easy for the human eye to pick up (except for when the sun is rising/setting because of a different angle causing the light to have to pass through more atmosphere therefore scattering differently)

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Anonymous #5 13h

YES!!! thank you, i knew i was forgetting something but i didn’t want to look it up lol

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