Why Is The Sky Blue?

“Why is the sky blue?” I asked my teacher while learning about the colors spectrum in sixth grade. My teacher shot down the question, shattering my curiosity at the same time. Her answer, like every other adult I asked why something was the way it was, “You will understand when you are older, let’s focus on this topic for now.” To all those teachers who told me I would understand something once I was older, “How much older do I need to get?” Here is another unanswered why question, “Why does the

Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue or why humans are the dominant species of Earth? I haven’t either. I have noticed, however, that there is no logical reason for certain things like why humans have opposable thumbs but lions don’t or what is it about a colour that makes it your favourite. There is no reason for certain things to be the way they are, but we accept them to be the only way of life and even fight over it. One completely arbitrary thing that seems to be universal is the idea

biggest drought they’ve seen a long time. Why is the color blue so calming The color blue is so calming because when we see the color blue our body produces calming chemicals making us more content. While blue is the opposite of red because red is a really intense color making the body feel more intense. Studies show that blue is a more productive color, maybe that’s why the word document is blue. Men are more likely to work out harder in a blue room. Why do fireflies glow in the dark? Fireflies

The song, “Mr. Blue Sky,” by the Electric Light Orchestra, is about how the writer, Jeff Lynne, was not able to think of anything for a song for two weeks. Then, Lynne conquered the darkness he was in and wrote a great deal of songs. This song could also mean that when we are in tough times, we should look forward to the great times, and when they come, we need to celebrate. In the song, Electric Light Orchestra repeatedly mentions celebration of Mr. Blue Sky, or the sky, through a great deal

Management Case Analysis - Blue Sky Blue Sky is a software consulting firm established by Max Blue with its headquarters in Cleveland Ohio and it operates in five regional offices. However, recently Max stepped down as the company’s CEO and Jim Willis, HR software division’s Vice President become the CEO. Blue Sky consists of three sections including machine tool software, HR software, and health payment software and each division has the Vice President as its head. The company is experiencing several

principles of the world today. When a child is old enough to begin recognizing the differences in things; people around them start to point out differences in animals, sounds, people, and colors. In the podcast, one of the men discussing why the sky is not blue, stated that in his daughter’s early years, he never told her that the

one sees everyday, constantly. Robert Frost speaks of this in his poem, “Fragmentary Blue,” which conveys the themes of realizing what is right in front of one and learning to appreciate it all. Frost specifically speaks of recognizing the abundance everyone has of the color blue. The first line states, “WHY make so much of fragmentary blue,” meaning what is the reason behind placing so much value on the color blue found in bits and pieces. He proceeds to elaborate on this when he says, “In here and

evokes a new meaning to the civil rights of African Americans, with an exhibition's purpose to redefine what the term “blackness” means in today’s society. In a Radiolab segment “Why isn’t the Sky Blue?” a discussion takes place that looks at how cultures defined the colors they see, and more specifically how the color blue came about. Surprisingly, the majority of cultures came up with the

six colors of the rainbow is refracted the greatest?  Out of the 7 colors of the rainbow, Violet is refracted the greatest. 2) What is a mirage and why does it always disappear as the observer gets closer?  A mirage is a naturally occurring optical phenomenon in which light rays are bent to produce a displaced image of distant objects or the sky. Mirages appear at very low viewing angles, when you are far away. As you approach, the viewing angle increases and the mirage disappears, or moves farther

“what is your favorite color?” and when I answered “Blue” then if I was asked why? I couldn’t give a real answer. Why is “blue” so important to me? Isn’t there is thousands and thousands of color all around me? Why especially blue? Well maybe because I like looking at the sky because it gives me comfort and relaxation to my brain, or maybe because it has been my favorite color since I was a little boy. What if it is because I like the light blue that I see in front of me on the beach that it is hiding