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FtlIsAwesome
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How can one determine the color of another planet's sky from its atmosphere composition and parent star color? Earth's atmosphere is blue for most of the day, then turns red at sunset. Mars is sort of the opposite: it has a red sky which turns to a bluish hue at sunset.
[STRIKE]Until someone tells me otherwise, I assume that a human breathable atmosphere would have be a blue hue and not a different color such as green.[/STRIKE] I would certainly think its cool if other colored atmospheres can actually be breathed by humans.
[STRIKE]Until someone tells me otherwise, I assume that a human breathable atmosphere would have be a blue hue and not a different color such as green.[/STRIKE] I would certainly think its cool if other colored atmospheres can actually be breathed by humans.
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