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What is the primary reason for the scattering of light in the atmosphere?
What is the primary reason for the scattering of light in the atmosphere?
- Presence of magnetic fields
- Reflection by clouds
- Interaction with fine particles (correct)
- Refraction by air molecules
What causes the deflection of light rays in all possible directions when light enters the atmosphere?
What causes the deflection of light rays in all possible directions when light enters the atmosphere?
- Absorption by ozone layer
- Interaction with water vapor
- Striking on extremely fine particles (correct)
- Reflection from the Earth's surface
What effect do extremely fine particles in the atmosphere have on the path of light?
What effect do extremely fine particles in the atmosphere have on the path of light?
- They absorb all light wavelengths
- They deflect light in all possible directions (correct)
- They create a rainbow effect
- They cause light to travel in a straight line
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