Are sunsets redder than sunrises? Physics and perception.

Описание: The prototypical sunset is red and fuzzy, while sunrises are often depicted as cooler in color temperature and tidier. There are various hypotheses concerning Rayleigh and Mie scatter and the Doppler effect, but these cannot explain a systematic difference. Nevertheless, sunsets are still redder in our perception.

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00:00 Intro
00:11 Rayleigh Scatter
01:17 Mie Scatter
01:40 Atmospheric Differences
03:26 Doppler
04:15 The Actual Reason...
04:43 Adaptation
06:42 Potential Misinterpretation