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The sky around London seldom gets that blue compared to that in Denmark, it would appear that the sky near Rio is the bluest. This is more of a puff piece, one
by zeristor 6y ago
The sky around London seldom gets that blue compared to that in Denmark, it would appear that the sky near Rio is the bluest.
This is more of a puff piece, one off trials on hazy days, and none of the pictures compare to the depth of blue I’ve seen in some skies.
Reverse engineering it I’d think about what increases blue intensity, or decreases and work out where the optimum place might be.
- madaxe_again 6y agoDepth of atmosphere, density of particulate matter are the two things that would affect Rayleigh scattering the most. Being on the east coast in the Southern Hemisphere puts you in the way of prevailing winds carrying very little pollution.