If we think of the origins of color in our world, most of the color comes from the mechanisms we’ve talked about previously with atoms and molecules absorbing light in plants, minerals, paints, animals, and textiles. However, there’s another common mechanism that colors our skies and many living things such as birds, insects, and even some mammals. This color mechanism is called scattering.

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Color from Scattering

  • David Cann

摘要

If we think of the origins of color in our world, most of the color comes from the mechanisms we’ve talked about previously with atoms and molecules absorbing light in plants, minerals, paints, animals, and textiles. However, there’s another common mechanism that colors our skies and many living things such as birds, insects, and even some mammals. This color mechanism is called scattering.