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Why the Sky is Blue - Rayleigh Scattering
Description
This template explains Rayleigh scattering as the reason the sky appears blue, showing sun rays traveling from the sun through Earth's atmosphere and striking gas molecules and particles in the air. Each collision scatters blue light in multiple directions, illustrated by radiating arrows around the scattering points near the Earth's surface.
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