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[QUOTE="Buzz Bloom, post: 5595998, member: 547865"] Hi BillyT: I confess that I am confused by your comment. I don't understand why you mention argon. As I understand it, there is much much less argon in Earth's atmosphere than nitrogen. Even if, as you say, an argon atmosphere would also appear blue, am I wrong that the blue sky we see are mostly the blue photons from the sun that that been scattered by nitrogen? If so, why do we see blue photons from all directions in the sky? I also do not understand your discussion of cubes. Are you saying that since 1/5 of the atmosphere is oxygen, that it also scatters blue photons, and 1/5 of the photons we see in the blue sky are scattered by oxygen rather than nitrogen? Regards, Buzz [/QUOTE]
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