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Threadkillers Unite!
March 13, 2006 at
01:16 PM
This is for all of those people who seem to stop a perfectly good thread in its tracks just by posting in it. Or for those who start many threads only to see them be largely ignored. If either of the above describe you on a regular basis, come join the club!
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Heyyy darling
When you Ask Jeeves, this is the answer you get:
"The sun's rays hit the Earth's atmosphere, where the light is scattered by nitrogen and oxygen molecules in the air. The blue wavelength of this light is affected more than the red and green wavelengths, causing the surrounding air to appear blue. At sunset, the sun's light passes farther through the atmosphere, deflecting and decreasing the blue in the air. Scattering by dust particles and pollution in the air causes the sunset to appear red."
"The sun's rays hit the Earth's atmosphere, where the light is scattered by nitrogen and oxygen molecules in the air. The blue wavelength of this light is affected more than the red and green wavelengths, causing the surrounding air to appear blue. At sunset, the sun's light passes farther through the atmosphere, deflecting and decreasing the blue in the air. Scattering by dust particles and pollution in the air causes the sunset to appear red."
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LOL. Ain't the truth? I used to live in Phoenix. Believe it or not, Denver's actually worse! (Makes for one helluva great sunset, though.) So there IS an upside to air pollution!
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