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Space/Science » in reply to re: I wonder what the view is like from Venus' upper atmosphere

Red Skies?
Adam — (archived)

Hi Guys

I read somewhere that CO2 rich atmospheres are reddish - different peak frequency for Rayleigh scattering. Mars is typically bluish - sans dust - because it is thin, but early Earth and present Venus would be redder.

Adam

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