The Sun always steals the show at the beginning and the end of a day. Why do you think everything looks so alien and different every time the sun comes up, and the same thing happens when it’s time for it to disappear from view? Is it that the human eyes and brain are so used to the common look of light during the hours of the day? Out of curiosity, I went to search for quick answers and there is a scientific explanation for this:

“During sunrise and sunset, the Sun’s light passes through a thicker layer of the Earth’s atmosphere. This scattering of light causes shorter wavelengths (blue and violet) to scatter out of view, leaving longer wavelengths (red, orange, and pink) to dominate the sky. Also, dust, pollution, and water vapor can enhance the scattering effect, making the colors even more vivid. Additionally, the low angle of the Sun during these times creates longer shadows and softer light, enhancing the contrast and texture of the landscape.”

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