if the sky colour is red than:1) what will be the sequence of colour in rainbow? 2) the sea colour?

Answer 1

The rainbow would be the same. it is caused when WHITE light is broken by a prism, like the water droplets.

the sea color would be a dark tint of red because the water reflects the sky(not really sure about this one but it's worth a guess.)

Answer 2

The sky would not be red with a rainbow in it since a rainbow is caused when it rains the sky would be cloudy and grey for there to be a rainbow. And the water in the sea will still be blue even though the reflection may appear red on the surface the water is still blue.

Answer 3

Actually, the sea partially reflects the sky. Water is actually slightly tinted blue, though you can't see it in such small quantities as we normally encounter. Just think of shots of the earth from orbiting satellites. Obviously the sky color has no effect there, yet the oceans are still a deep blue. So the sea itself would be blue, but the cohesiveness of water molecules that results in the shiny surface of water would be reflecting red back to our eyes.

And the rainbow would still be the same. I'm assuming you're referring to if the sky itself were naturally scattering red light instead of blue and that the sun is still throwing us white light, correct?

Answer 4

The colours of the rainbow are the colours of the electromagnetic spectrum: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet. If I could choose the colours I would most definitely choose ... Gold, Silver, Turquoise, Khaki, Green, Orange and Yellow.

Answer 5

A rainbow will always be ROY G BIV... red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. The colors of a prism are always the same. It is the way light is reflected through a prism or through water droplets.

Answer 6

If the sky turned red we would be dead.

If it turned red it means th chemichal make up of the air was changed so life on earth would cease to exist.