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Colores y efectos en el ocaso del sol

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Colores y efectos en el ocaso del sol La luz del sol es una mezcla de colores Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Manuel Tello 13/02/2021 Actualizado 14/02/2021 - 00:05h. Muchos pueblos dicen que tienen las puestas de sol más extraordinarias del mundo. Hoy buscamos una explicación a la aparición de la gama de colores del ocaso y a un par de los muchos efectos que se producen en ese momento.

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Colores y efectos en el ocaso del sol La luz del sol es una mezcla de colores Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Manuel Tello 13/02/2021 Actualizado 14/02/2021 - 00:05h. Muchos pueblos dicen que tienen las puestas de sol más extraordinarias del mundo. Hoy buscamos una explicación a la aparición de la gama de colores del ocaso y a un par de los muchos efectos que se producen en ese momento. Recordemos que la luz del sol es una mezcla de colores. Además cuando la luz cambia de medio, por ejemplo, al pasar del aire al agua, cambia de dirección (refracción). Todos hemos visto cómo el remo, al entrar en el agua, parece que se dobla. Además, la luz al atravesar la atmósfera se dispersa y es absorbida.

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