Assertion: nebula's light | /r/HasProperty | scattered
Facets:
value: even less
type: DEGREE
value: due to the physics of scattering
type: CAUSE
value: more efficiently than red light
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: For the intensity of the light about the nebulous star had by this time been considerably reduced, by attenuation or dissipation of nebulous matter; and it seemed now to be pretty evident that the star is far behind the nebulous matter, and that consequently its light in passing through it is scattered and deflected, so as to produce the appearance of a nebulous star.
text: For the intensity of the light about the nebulous star had by this time been considerably reduced, by attenuation or dissipation of nebulous matter; and it seemed now to be pretty evident that the star is far behind the nebulous matter, and that consequently its light in passing through it is scattered and deflected, so as to produce the appearance of a nebulous star.
text: Due to the physics of scattering, blue light is scattered more efficiently than red light.
text: Also, those stars should appear redder, since their blue light is scattered away.
text: That infrared light is scattered even less, and can penetrate through even the denser parts of the nebula.