<prompt> Ke hobaneng ha leholimo le bonahala le le leputsoa?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Why does the sky appear blue? . Response in English: The sky appears blue because of a phenomenon called Rayleigh scattering. This occurs when the molecules and particles in the Earths atmosphere scatter sunlight in all directions. Blue light has a shorter wavelength and is more easily scattered than other colors, so it is more likely to reach our eyes from all directions, giving the sky its blue appearance. This effect is more pronounced during the day when the sun is high in the sky. During sunrise and sunset, the light has to pass through more of the Earths atmosphere, scattering the shorter blue wavelengths more and allowing more of the longer, red wavelengths to reach our eyes, which is why the sky can appear reddish during these times. . Response in Sesotho: Leholimo le bonahala le leputsoa ka lebaka la ketsahalo e bitsoang Rayleigh ho hasana. Sena se etsahala ha limolekhule le likaroloana tse sepakapakeng sa Lefatše li hasanya khanya ea letsatsi ka mahlakoreng ohle. Leseli le leputsoa le na le bolelele bo bokhutšoane ba maqhubu me le hasana habonolo ho feta mebala e meng, kahoo ho ka etsahala hore le fihle mahlong a rōna ho tloha ka mahlakoreng ohle, ho fa leholimo ponahalo ea lona e putsoa. Phello ena e bonahala haholoanyane motšehare ha letsatsi le le holimo leholimong. Nakong ea ha letsatsi le chaba le ha le likela, leseli le tlameha ho feta sepakapaka se sengata sa Lefatše, le hasanya maqhubu a makhutšoane a boputsoa haholoanyane le ho lumella boholo ba maqhubu a malelele, a mafubelu ho fihla mahlong a rona, ke ka lebaka leo leholimo le ka bonahalang le le khubelu ka linako tsena. 