Base on video above: all color depends less than wavelength of visual light which has certain number, so if it is less, then the color will show depends how low or high within certain number of visual light, so the lower number as it is shorter so it is higher energy density to particles like liquid to solid, the solid is higher density and the liquid is lower density. So, the lower density has a higher energy density relative. All colors are EDr, energy density relative to what frequently so for this video it is visual light frequently. So, the color outside for sky and other stuff is depended on the density of atom that is bigger or smaller or bigger or smaller group of atoms as a group density than the wavelength of light. So, thru certain size will show the color. I know scatter mean in an analogy that a basketball that hit the ball, so the ball went away, so it scatters away, so it is a distance from original impact, the higher distance to original impact, the higher scatter. It would be good to explain deep how Rayleight Scattering work. I know it depends on two things that are photons and mass that interact which convert into heat, so the heat has a color, which it is connected to color temperature, base how low to high is the scatter, like baseball that hit hard on the ball, the ball went far, so the gap of distance is wide, so that means the energy impact is high in connecting to baseball. It doesn't explain how it works, but just describe what happens base on mass and light that cause color, but not how it interacts and reaction from that interacts. Do all colors depend on Rayleight Scattering?? That means it is directly dependent by size of single particles to the size of a visual wavelength? The chalk is white, so it becomes white. The pine-sol is brown, so it becomes blue, so part of the light that is from white scatter all other color and absorbs the blue, so that what Rayleight Scattering is? What it scatter and what doesn't, then what it absorbs. The scatter base on impact which all color, except blue, go away. Well, the scatter does not depend on hitting, but depends by size which to absorbs or so? Like it is a medium to result of third process, the two is light and relative mass, to third that is color in the same scale as want to get another place like island, so the water is between the island and what I am, so need to go there thru boat, so the boat is a medium, so the atom itself is a medium that causes the third process. So, the second process to the third process in my case is water, so in atom's case is gap of space that absorbs the part of color, so if the gap of space is too small, so it can't absorb, like a small door with a big wall, so want to go another side, but can't go thru because the door is small, so the door and me need to match so I can go thru. How does the gap of space work in connect to Rayleigh Scattering?
Base on video above: all color depends less than wavelength of visual light which has certain number, so if it is less, then the color will show depends how low or high within certain number of visual light, so the lower number as it is shorter so it is higher energy density to particles like liquid to solid, the solid is higher density and the liquid is lower density. So, the lower density has a higher energy density relative. All colors are EDr, energy density relative to what frequently so for this video it is visual light frequently.
So, the color outside for sky and other stuff is depended on the density of atom that is bigger or smaller or bigger or smaller group of atoms as a group density than the wavelength of light. So, thru certain size will show the color. I know scatter mean in an analogy that a basketball that hit the ball, so the ball went away, so it scatters away, so it is a distance from original impact, the higher distance to original impact, the higher scatter.
It would be good to explain deep how Rayleight Scattering work. I know it depends on two things that are photons and mass that interact which convert into heat, so the heat has a color, which it is connected to color temperature, base how low to high is the scatter, like baseball that hit hard on the ball, the ball went far, so the gap of distance is wide, so that means the energy impact is high in connecting to baseball. It doesn't explain how it works, but just describe what happens base on mass and light that cause color, but not how it interacts and reaction from that interacts.
Do all colors depend on Rayleight Scattering?? That means it is directly dependent by size of single particles to the size of a visual wavelength? The chalk is white, so it becomes white. The pine-sol is brown, so it becomes blue, so part of the light that is from white scatter all other color and absorbs the blue, so that what Rayleight Scattering is? What it scatter and what doesn't, then what it absorbs. The scatter base on impact which all color, except blue, go away. Well, the scatter does not depend on hitting, but depends by size which to absorbs or so? Like it is a medium to result of third process, the two is light and relative mass, to third that is color in the same scale as want to get another place like island, so the water is between the island and what I am, so need to go there thru boat, so the boat is a medium, so the atom itself is a medium that causes the third process. So, the second process to the third process in my case is water, so in atom's case is gap of space that absorbs the part of color, so if the gap of space is too small, so it can't absorb, like a small door with a big wall, so want to go another side, but can't go thru because the door is small, so the door and me need to match so I can go thru.
How does the gap of space work in connect to Rayleigh Scattering?
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