| Why
is the sky blue? |
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This
is my third attempt in as many years to bring reason to this question.
The 2 links below point to the detailed scientific analysis of my common
sense reasoning. 1/1/2008 |
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| Why is the sky blue? | |
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essay will not attempt to reiterate what has been said before. If you
are unfamiliar with my previous arguments, you should read the pages
on the two links above, and then return to this. |
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| The
question has thus evolved, from 'why is the sky blue?',
to : Why is the sky not violet? Why do people believe in the scattered nonsense that cannot produce a graph or diagram or (more importantly) a mathematical principle? Is it just that they are Emperors without any clothes, too embarrassed to admit they are wrong? I have another, more down to earth, common sense theory: These people are just color blind. This is why they are so interested in why the sky is blue initially, because color confuses them, it interests them. I am interested purely to write an accurate science predifiction story that can describe the conditions of light on a planet around a blue star. The main reason to believe that these people are color blind is that all of them claim not to be able to see the color violet. |
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Violet:
A visible color of the visible spectrum. |
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Violet:
A visible color of the visible spectrum. |
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| Violet:
A visible color of the visible spectrum. |
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| The above
blocks are more or less violet. The exact wavelength is not important
here. Choose which one(s) are most like violet yourself.
I can see them all perfectly. |
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| Jonathan
Ainsley Bain |
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| Why
is the sea blue?
(The Real Revelation in all of this) |
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| Why
is the sky blue? (More pictures and graphics) |
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| Via
con Dios |
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