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Good Morning to all my Friends,Brother And Sisters.I have Been many month in This platform.And more or less i am Trying to Participate more and more.

I Like to Spend time in This platform,but Due some reason i have to take break, but When ever i got time i come back with some New articles.

Today there is Another article About my Photography Addiction.

So lets begin..........

Do you Know Why does a sunrise sky have its orange-reddish color?

To answer this question, we have to define “scattering.” Small particles, droplets or molecules in our atmosphere can cause light to change directions. This is called scattering.

There are different types of scattering including Mie, Rayleigh, Tyndall, Brillouin, and Raman. The two most common to meteorological processes are Rayleigh (scattering particle is small relative to the wavelength of light) and Mie (scattering spherical particle is about the same size as the wavelenth) scattering.

I Thing Everyone Loves to See sunrise.If that was a Special Place With special People then the Enjoyment increase More and more.

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When the sun is low on the horizon during sunrises and sunsets, the sunlight travels through more of the atmosphere. Shorter wavelength colors (blues and violets) get scattered out.This is why sunrises often take on such colors. When the sun is higher in the sky, smaller particles Rayleigh scatter much of the blue wavelength, which is why the sky appears blue.

>> The human eye is more sensitive to blue than violet otherwise our characteristic blue sky might be violet.

To produce vivid sunset colors,The overall coloration at this point is a dusky brownish-orange. Minutes later, once the rain has cleared the area,This largely explains why spectacular shades of scarlet, orange a cloud must be high enough to intercept "unadulterated" sunlight...i.e., light that has not suffered attenuation and/or color loss by passing through the atmospheric boundary layer.

Some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets feature solid decks of middle or high clouds that cover the entire sky except for a narrow clear strip near the horizon. A five-minute sequence of such a sunset over Baltimore, Maryland is shown in (The boundary layer is the layer near the surface which contains most of the atmosphere's dust and haze). This largely explains why spectacular shades of scarlet, orange, and red most often grace cirrus and altocumulus layers, but only rarely low clouds such as stratus or stratocumulus. When low clouds do take on vivid hues, as they often do over the open ocean in the tropics, it is a clue that the lower atmosphere is very clean and therefore more transparent than usualy

In the middle latitudes, skies like these often are associated with a passing jet stream disturbance; i.e., they mark the zone of transition between west-to-east moving regions of atmospheric ascent (cloud cover) and descent (clear skies). When viewed at sunrise, a sky of this type implies that the weather is likely to deteriorate as the mid- and upper-level moisture continues eastward. At sunset, of course, the opposite is true, hence the saying "Red sky at night, traveler's delight; Red sky in morning, traveler take warning."

Sunsets like the one in are perhaps most notable for the "bathed in red" effect that they produce. The entire landscape takes on a surreal saffron hue as the clouds reflect the fading sun's red and orange glow, allowing very little blue (scattered) light from the upper levels of the atmosphere to reach the ground. This particular example also illustrates how large particles --- in this case rain drops falling from the departing upper level cloud deck in the left-most view (a) --- tend to mute sunset colors. , and red most often grace cirrus and altocumulus layers, but only rarely low clouds such as stratus or stratocumulus. When low clouds do take on vivid hues, as they often do over the open ocean in the tropics,vibrant shades of red and orange overspread the scene

A sunset signifies time. It tells us that the days are almost over. One more day in our timeline of existence.

Nature creates beauty in many different ways. None of which are more beautiful than a sunset on a clear day.

Some claim it is the best place in the world to watch a sunset. The atmosphere changes. You can sense it in the air. A calming feeling comes over you. There’s a feeling of peace and tranquillity. Crickets make themselves known. I don’t doubt that.

It’s a spiritual experience as the bright orange sun begins to drop beyond the Andaman sea level.

How can one describe a sunset?

Colours begin to change. The sea turns metallic blue. Golden orange tints across the skyline.

Shadows on clouds are emphasised. Photographers call this time of day the ‘golden hour’ because the lighting is perfect to take pictures.You begin to wonder. How can something this beautiful not have had a maker’s hand on it? A diehard atheist should  doubts herself.

In our youth we tend to take the beauty of nature for granted. We’re too preoccupied in our man-made worlds. It’s a reminder of how important time is in our life and how we should not take it  for grant The younger version of myself always took sunsets (and sunrises for that matter)  for granted. They mean so much more to me now.

The downing of the sun is a reminder that the day is almost over. It’s a time for reflection. As the day closes you ask yourself if you’ve done everything you want to do or been the person you want to be.

I take every opportunity to watch a sunset. It’s a spiritual experience of beauty, time and existence, It’s Society even uses the term ‘sunset of life’ to describe someone in their later years. a reminder that it’s one more day over in the finite number we all have.