Why is the grass so green and the sky so blue?

Question

why is the grass so green and the sky so blue? THIS IS SUCH A DUMB QUESTION, lol, but i'm trying to find something. IDK

Answer 1

Why are crocodiles so angry? Cause they got all them teeth and no toothbrush. Chorollyl in grass= green and molecules in the air scatter blue light from the sun more than they scatter red light so it appears blue . What else did you notice?

Answer 2

because of the sun. if there is no sun, grass will not become green and sky will not become blue.

Answer 3

I dont know why that is emily

Answer 4

Not their true colors. It's a trick our eyes play on us.

Answer 5

electromagnetic spectrum

Answer 6

were are you? you should see my $1000. lawn its not so green these days, but  am trying my best to make it green to go with the murky ski too!

Answer 7

because God made it :)

"i love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour. if we will only tune in"

Answer 8

The sun makes things appeared colored.

Without the sun, it would probably look grey (though that's just a guess).

Answer 9

The reason why the sky is blue is because molecules in the air scatter blue light from the sun.

The green color in grass-and in most other plants-comes from chloroplast within the cells, each of which contains four different colors or pigments. These are: chlorophyll a, which is the strongest and is blue-green; chlorophyll b, which is yellow-green; xantophyll, which is yellow; and carotene, which is orange and gives carrots their bright color. Grass goes from light green in early spring to dark green and brown in summer and autumn because the amount of each pigment changes, like the paint on a palette, to mix new colors.

Answer 10

Grass is green because of the chlorophyll in the plant. Chlorophyll is used in the process of photosynthesis and is green

The sky is blue, because the sunlight is being reflected on the gases in the air.