<prompt> Mphe tlhaloso e kholo ea hore na ke hobaneng ha leholimo le le leputsoa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Give me a believable explanation as to why the sky is blue. . Response in English: The sky appears blue due to a phenomenon called Rayleigh scattering. The Earths atmosphere is made up of a mixture of gases and other particles. When the suns light enters the atmosphere, it is made up of all colors in the optical spectrum. As the light strikes the particles and gas molecules, the shorter blue wavelengths are more likely to be scattered in all directions, unlike the other colors in the spectrum. This scattering causes the blue light to be more visible from all angles, giving the sky a blue appearance. As you get closer to the horizon, the sky often appears paler, or even white. This is because the light must pass through more of the atmosphere, causing more scattering and diluting the blue color. . Response in Sesotho: Leholimo le bonahala le leputsoa ka lebaka la ketsahalo e bitsoang Rayleigh ho hasana. Sepakapaka sa Lefatše se entsoe ka motsoako oa likhase le likaroloana tse ling. Ha khanya ea letsatsi e kena sepakapakeng, e entsoe ka mebala eohle e hlahang ho optical spectrum. Ha leseli le otla likaroloana le limolekhule tsa khase, maqhubu a makhutšoane a maputsoa a na le monyetla oa hore a hasane hohle, ho fapana le mebala e meng ea mabone. Ho hasana hona ho etsa hore leseli le leputsoa le bonahale haholoanyane ho tsoa mahlakoreng ohle, ho etsa hore leholimo le be le ponahalo e putsoa. Ha u ntse u atamela haufi le holimo, leholimo hangata le bonahala le le lerootho, kapa le le lesoeu. Lebaka ke hobane khanya e tlameha ho feta sepakapaka se sengata, e leng se bakang ho hasana le ho hlapolla mala o moputsoa. 