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Kambalapally Naveen
Feb 1, 2022, 6:00 PM
Scattering shows us what happens when light rays hit atoms, molecules or tiny particles. These particles send off light in new and different directions. Most of the sky is blue because air molecules scatter more blue rays towards us than they do the other colours in sunlight. When the sun reaches the horizon in the evening it looks orange or red because the light that gets to us has lost so many of the other colours through scattering.
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Kambalapally Naveen
Feb 1, 2022, 1:05 PM
To help analyse the data NASA has been relying on artificial intelligence software supplied by Google. This software examines...
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