Ever wonder why the sky looks red during wildfires? The Weather Network explains how smoke in the air changes the way ...

The haze and smoke in the atmosphere Friday made for a very vibrant sunset and will likely lead to a vibrant sunrise Saturday ...

6b07627. Experimental details about IR, Raman, hyper-Raman, and polarized-resolved harmonic light scattering, and detailed results obtained from harmonic light scattering studies of each glass ...

The clip explores how brown, blue and green eyes are shaped not only by biology but by history and light itself.

As an example the detection of a metallic sphere with diameter D=5.0 mm is shown. The radar cross-section of metal spheres of this sizes lies within the Rayleigh scattering region, which generates ...

Abstract: We investigate the contribution of forward Rayleigh scattering to the linear mode coupling in multimode fibers for mode-division multiplexing. The prediction of mode coupling is of special ...

This scattering is known as Rayleigh scattering, and it causes the sun to appear yellow or sometimes orangish. The yellow sun which we see is because of filtering through the atmosphere.

The sky is always changing colors—from a bright blue on a clear day, to red and orange sunrises or sunsets, or multiple colors of a rainbow—there’s a lot going on that we don’t always think about.

Visual: Name this NASA mission that definitively recorded the first quakes on Mars as well as seismic waves in a layer 5.4 km below Mars’s surface.

Both vehicles were heading north when the crash happened around 8:32 a.m., just south of Rayleigh. “Police have spoken to multiple witnesses and collected multiple dash-camera videos, but we need to ...

KAMLOOPS — (UPDATE 5:40 p.m.): There are no details yet, but the RCMP say traffic is once again flowing in both directions on Highway 5 north of Halston Avenue in Kamloops. A single lane of ...

At moonrise, it will seem especially large and orange. This is due to the moon illusion and a light-scattering effect known as Rayleigh scattering, which makes it appear tinted during rise and set.