what is the colour of sky from the moon's surface?

Answer 1

Are you asking what the Earth looks like from space? If so, as any astronaut can tell you it is a beautiful blue and white. Below I have included a link to a NASA "true color" photo of Earth from space. True color means that the image hasn't been processed in any way and appears in the photo just like it would look to you if you looked at it from the window of the space shuttle or the Moon.

If you are asking what it looks like to look up from the moons surface then the answer is black, because the Moon doesn't have a "sky."

Answer 2

Black. It is earth's atmosphere that makes the sky blue. Lack of atmosphere on the moon leaves the sky black, and the stars visible in the same sky with the sun.

Stars are lacking in the photos of the sky taken by astronauts during moon landings because the extreme brighness of the moon's surface made them turn down the camera's aperture.

Answer 3

It will be black. The blue sky we see from the earth is actually the blue light scattered by the atmosphere. Since there is no atmosphere on the moon, there is no light coming from the sky.

Answer 4

Same as you see from the Earth.

Answer 5

ofcourse not blue...coz even der is d persisting sunlight...v cant expect blue colour...from earth it appears blue colour coz..of d water's reflection...

probably..black colour....

Answer 6

dark blue

Answer 7

black