IELTS with Dave| IELTS 8.0

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Good watch if you are bored. https://youtu.be/tbHAG-K2M04?si=NkonJvCvkBvLT9F4

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Why the Sky is Blue on Earth: ☀️ Sunlight is Special: Sunlight is like a big flashlight that shines down on us from the Sun. But it's not just one color, it's made up of lots of colors, like red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. 🌬Meet the Air: Imagine our Earth is surrounded by a big, invisible blanket made of air. This air has tiny things like molecules and little specks floating around in it. 🟦The Blue Scattering Show: When sunlight comes into our atmosphere, it bumps into these tiny things in the air. But here's the fun part: it's like a game of tag, and the blue light gets tagged and scattered all over the place more than any other color! That's why we see the sky as blue during the day. No Air, No Game: Now, picture yourself in space, where there's no air or blanket around you. Since there's nothing for the sunlight to bump into, it just zooms straight past you without getting scattered. ⚫️Dark Space: Without anything to scatter the sunlight, space looks very dark, like a big black blanket with shiny stars sprinkled all over it. Astronauts see this when they look out from their spacecraft. Blue Earth Surprise: But when astronauts look back at our planet, they see something amazing! They see the blue oceans and the bluish haze around Earth caused by the scattering of light in our atmosphere. So even though the sky doesn't look blue from space, Earth still shows off its beautiful blue colors. So, in short, the sky looks blue on Earth because of the way sunlight plays with the air around us, but in space, it's just a big, dark vacuum with a blue Earth shining brightly in the distance! Cool, huh? Learn easier 🤓 With @DaveIELTS9

Nimaga osmon yerdan ko’k ko’rinadi-yu, koinotga chiqib qarasak qora? 😂 Kim biladi? #randomthoughts

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