<p>I've found several answers to the question of why the sky is blue.<br>
Basically the title. Elaborate however you want...</p>

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2018-07-08T09:01:50.590Z
if you google this you get 1,6 billion hits,what more do you want?
trond hansen
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2018-07-08T09:22:20.427Z
In short: the scattering of light. Ozone offers some protections against UV light.
Fred
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2018-07-08T21:09:02.503Z
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic due to insufficient research.
David Hammen
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2018-07-09T07:09:55.953Z
I think the reason for the question is that Google gives some wrong results (Ozone layer) as well as the right one. It's clearly earth science, and I encourage somebody to put time into a good canonical answer.
Semidiurnal Simon
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2018-07-09T19:11:45.927Z
Answered at https://earthscience.stackexchange.com/questions/3063/is-the-color-of-the-sky-the-same-everywhere-on-earth/3068
jeffronicus
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2018-07-10T14:53:02.080Z
This isn't really a duplicate - it just happens to share an answer with a different question. I think this site should have a "Why is the sky blue?" question with a good answer, and I'm hoping somebody will write one (I might take a shot in a day or two when I have time, if there's nothing by then)
Semidiurnal Simon
<atmosphere><ozone><light>
Why is the sky blue? Due to the ozone layer or due to ''light scatterization in atmosphere''?
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# Why is the sky blue? Due to the ozone layer or due to ''light scatterization in atmosphere''?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-07-07)

I've found several answers to the question of why the sky is blue.  
Basically the title. Elaborate however you want...

**Tags:** atmosphere, ozone, light

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: if you google this you get 1,6 billion hits,what more do you want?  
> **username_2**: In short: the scattering of light. Ozone offers some protections against UV light.  
> **username_3**: I'm voting to close this question as off-topic due to insufficient research.  
> **username_4**: I think the reason for the question is that Google gives some wrong results (Ozone layer) as well as the right one. It's clearly earth science, and I encourage somebody to put time into a good canonical answer.  
> **username_5**: Answered at https://earthscience.stackexchange.com/questions/3063/is-the-color-of-the-sky-the-same-everywhere-on-earth/3068  
> **username_4**: This isn't really a duplicate - it just happens to share an answer with a different question. I think this site should have a "Why is the sky blue?" question with a good answer, and I'm hoping somebody will write one (I might take a shot in a day or two when I have time, if there's nothing by then)  

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