<prompt> Ke hobaneng ha leholimo le shebahala le leputsoa letsatsing le chabileng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Why does the sky look blue on a sunny day? . Response in English: The sky appears blue on a sunny day due to a phenomenon called Rayleigh Scattering. When the suns light enters the Earths atmosphere, it interacts with particles such as molecules of nitrogen and oxygen, and small bits of dust and water droplets. This causes the light to scatter in all directions. Blue light has a shorter wavelength than other colors like red and orange, so it scatters more easily, making it more visible. As the blue light is scattered in all directions, it creates the appearance of a blue sky. . Response in Sesotho: Leholimo le bonahala le leputsoa letsatsing le chabileng ka lebaka la ketsahalo e bitsoang Rayleigh Scattering. Ha leseli la letsatsi le kena sepakapakeng sa Lefatše, le kopana le likaroloana tse kang limolekhule tsa nitrogen le oksijene, le likaroloana tse nyenyane tsa lerōle le marotholi a metsi. Sena se etsa hore leseli le hasane hohle. Leseli le leputsoa le na le bolelele bo bokhutšoane ho feta mebala e meng joalo ka bokhubelu le lamunu, kahoo le hasana habonolo, le etsa hore le bonahale haholoanyane. Ha leseli le leputsoa le hasane hohle, le etsa ponahalo ea leholimo le leputsoa. 