Why we get a Red sky at night..
The red colour of the clouds is caused by the scattering of the sunlight by the different constituents of the atmosphere. The air molecules scatter the blue light more effectively then the red part of the sunlight. This causes the orange colour of the setting or rising sun, but to generate an intensively red sky, there also have to be lots of water droplets in the air, not only water droplets but also dust particles can contribute to colourful twilight effects.
Otherwise known as Raleigh Scattering...
Red sky at night Shepherd's delight, Red sky in the morning, Shepherds warning....
Lovely shots. We have that same saying here in the U.S., but we say "sailor's delight" and 'sailor's warning" instead of shepherds. Thanks for playing along today. Here’s my Dreaming of France meme
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful part of France you have found. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteWe've had pretty sunsets in Missouri in the last week or two, too. Nice photos!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos, it looks like there is a war in the sky or something!
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