Why is the Sun red at sunset? Because the long wavelengths have been scattered a

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Why is the Sun red at sunset?

Because the long wavelengths have been scattered away from the line of sight.

Because the short wavelengths have been scattered away from the line of sight.

Because air molecules have scattered long wavelengths into the line of sight.

Because the Sun cools off in the evening.

Because the long wavelengths have been scattered away from the line of sight.

Because the short wavelengths have been scattered away from the line of sight.

Because air molecules have scattered long wavelengths into the line of sight.

Because the Sun cools off in the evening.

Because air molecules have scattered long wavelengths into the line of sight.

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