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Why is space dark? Why doesn’t the sun light up the solar system? #space #astronomy #nasa #science

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Craig Whitlock1 year ago

It's disappointing this stuff still needs to be explained in 2025 😩

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UserInterface5 years ago

What is Space Force? Is it Really Real? #spaceforce #nasa #StarTrek

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ⓉonkaⓉoy_1 🇵🇸🍉☯️♻️🟧🐶🐱🐈 🌳🐬🐨❄️🖖✌️1 year ago

Because there are no atoms or molecules in space to retransmit the photons to your eyes! 🤷‍♂️

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Alice_Dani_Land1 year ago

And this is why you don’t stair at the sun. Your ocular receptors will thank you taking care of them.

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Jason Ward1 year ago

Think of a laser beam - invisible until it hits dust in the air. Space works exactly the same way! The vast emptiness between planets has nothing to reflect light back to our eyes.

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TCJC1 year ago

To paraphrase, you can only see light that's coming at you not going away from you.

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Andrew Wright1 year ago

appreciate you

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Hardwire Media1 year ago

Great explanation. How dope that we have a blue sky?

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Kwebb1 year ago

Ty 🙏 well done

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digi1 year ago

STIMULATED EMISSION

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MARTIN BLANK PT 2.?1 year ago

Has anyone else noticed the change in the color of reflection it's got a bluer tint in it or does my age have something to do with it the color just shifted from a more yellowish color to a more blue color maybe I'm crazy 🤪

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