쉐도잉 연습: Unit 9: THE BLUE SKY - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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Unit 9.
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The Blue Sky Joe asked me something about science just now,
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but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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Okay.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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Okay.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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OK.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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OK.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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OK.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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OK.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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OK.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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Okay.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now.
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But I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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OK.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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OK.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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Okay.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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Okay.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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Ask me.
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Okay.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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Okay.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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OK.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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Okay.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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Okay.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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Okay.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Joe asked me something about science just now, but I didn't know the answer.
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I'm good at science.
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Ask me.
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OK.
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Why is the sky blue?
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I'll explain it in a simple way.
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Light comes through the air from the sun in waves.
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The light is in many colors, right?
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Right.
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Blue light waves are smaller than air molecules.
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They sometimes get absorbed by these molecules.
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OK.
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What happens then?
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Then the blue light waves scatter in many directions.
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Your eyes see this blue light from above you after it leaves the air molecules.
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So that is what makes the sky blue.
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What happens to the other colors?
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They reflect off the things that they hit.
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Your shirt is red because our eyes see the red light reflected from it.
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Now I understand why the sky is blue.
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Thank you.

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