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    Nebulae That Scatter Light Are Bluer Than the Stars That
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Nebulae That Scatter Light Are Bluer Than the Stars That

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Nebulae that scatter light are bluer than the stars that illuminate them.Earth's sky is bluer than the Sun.Is this a coincidence? Explain why or why not.

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