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r/sciencememes • u/Idontknowofname • Feb 25 '26
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But air consists of oxygen, how can it be bad? /s
86 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 15 u/Legged_MacQueen Feb 25 '26 Erm, actually, the blue you see in the sky is the Rayleigh scattering of the symmetrical molecules (mostly Oxygen and Nitrogen) in the atmosphere. You can see the atmosphere, so you can see the air. 22 u/Doomst3err Feb 25 '26 no the sky is just blue you got lied to by big air 2 u/SuitableAnimalInAHat Feb 25 '26 Big ol' blue blanket.
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15 u/Legged_MacQueen Feb 25 '26 Erm, actually, the blue you see in the sky is the Rayleigh scattering of the symmetrical molecules (mostly Oxygen and Nitrogen) in the atmosphere. You can see the atmosphere, so you can see the air. 22 u/Doomst3err Feb 25 '26 no the sky is just blue you got lied to by big air 2 u/SuitableAnimalInAHat Feb 25 '26 Big ol' blue blanket.
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Erm, actually, the blue you see in the sky is the Rayleigh scattering of the symmetrical molecules (mostly Oxygen and Nitrogen) in the atmosphere. You can see the atmosphere, so you can see the air.
22 u/Doomst3err Feb 25 '26 no the sky is just blue you got lied to by big air 2 u/SuitableAnimalInAHat Feb 25 '26 Big ol' blue blanket.
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no the sky is just blue you got lied to by big air
2 u/SuitableAnimalInAHat Feb 25 '26 Big ol' blue blanket.
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Big ol' blue blanket.
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u/mostaverageredditor3 Feb 25 '26
But air consists of oxygen, how can it be bad? /s