<prompt> Pheta pale ea hore na ke hobaneng ha leholimo le le leputsoanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell the story of why the sky is blue . Response in English: A long time ago, people didnt know why the sky was blue. They could see that it was not always blue, such as at sunrise or sunset when it was often painted with beautiful hues of pink, orange and red. But most of the time, when the sun was shining, the sky was very blue.Scientists eventually figured out the reason for this, and the explanation has to do with the way that the atmosphere scatters light. The Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere, which is made up of gases, including nitrogen and oxygen. These gases and other substances in the atmosphere can scatter sunlight in all directions.Sunlight may look white but it is actually made up of different colors of light, each with its own wavelength. Blue light has a shorter wavelength than the other colors, which means it gets scattered more easily. So, when the suns rays hit the atmosphere, the blue light is scattered in all directions, making the sky appear blue.But this scattering doesnt just make the sky look blue, it also makes it appear bright. The blue light is scattered in all directions, which means that wherever you are in the world, you can see it. This is why even on a cloudy day, the sky can still appear bright.So, the next time you look up at the blue sky, you can remember this story of how it came to be. The blue sky is actually a result of the way our atmosphere scatters sunlight, and the bright blue color is due to the fact that blue light has a shorter wavelength than the other colors in the spectrum. . Response in Sesotho: Khale khale, batho ba ne ba sa tsebe hore na ke hobaneng ha leholimo le le leputsoa. Ba ne ba bona hore ha se kamehla e leng boputsoa, joalo ka ha letsatsi le chaba kapa ha le likela ha hangata le pentiloe ka mebala e metle e pinki, ea lamunu le e khubelu. Empa hangata, ha letsatsi le chabile, leholimo le ne le le leputsoa haholo. Qetellong bo-rasaense ba ile ba fumana lebaka la sena, me tlhaloso e amana le tsela eo sepakapaka se hasanyang khanya ka eona. Lefatše le pota-potiloe ke sepakapaka, se entsoeng ka likhase tse akarelletsang naetrojene le oksijene. Likhase tsena le lintho tse ling tse sepakapakeng li ka hasanya khanya ea letsatsi hohle. Khanya ea letsatsi e ka na ea bonahala e le tšoeu empa ha e le hantle e entsoe ka mebala e sa tšoaneng ea khanya, e ngoe le e ngoe e na le bolelele ba eona ba maqhubu. Leseli le leputsoa le na le bolelele bo bokhutšoane ho feta mebala e meng, ho bolelang hore le hasana habonolo. Kahoo, ha mahlaseli a letsatsi a fihla sepakapakeng, leseli le leputsoa le hasana hohle, e leng se etsang hore leholimo le bonahale le le leputsoa. Empa ho hasana hona ha ho etse hore leholimo le shebahale le leputsoa feela, empa hape ho etsa hore le bonahale le khanya. Leseli le leputsoa le hasane hohle, ho bolelang hore hohle moo u leng teng lefatšeng, u ka le bona. Ke ka lebaka lena esita le letsatsing la maru, leholimo le ntse le ka bonahala le khanya. Kahoo, nakong e tlang ha u sheba leholimo le leputsoa, u ka hopola pale ena ea hore na ho bile teng joang. Leholimo le leputsoa ha e le hantle ke phello ea tsela eo sepakapaka sa rōna se hasang khanya ea letsatsi ka eona, me mala o moputsoa o khanyang o bakoa ke nete ea hore leseli le leputsoa le na le bolelele bo bokhutšoanyane ba maqhubu ho feta mebala e meng ea mabala. 