Blue Light Wavelengths

Our Shared Sphere

By Andrea LawrencePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by NASA on Unsplash

Blue light is scattered

by gases in atmosphere,

hence our blue planet.

nature poetry

About the Creator

Andrea Lawrence

Freelance writer. Undergrad in Digital Film and Mass Media. Master's in English Creative Writing. Spent six years working as a journalist. Owns one dog and two cats.

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