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Why is space black?

Today’s video will discuss why space is black? When we look up at the night sky, or marvel at the images of the universe online, we come across the same thing: inky, black space space, stars, planets or spacecraft. But why is it dark? Why is the space colourless, unlike the blue midday sky on earth? Surprisingly, the answer has nothing to do with the lack of light. You would think that with billions of stars in our galaxy, billions of galaxies in the universe and other objects, such as planets, illuminating light, we could, in a sense, look at the night sky," said Tenley Hutchinson-Smith, a graduate of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of California. at Santa Cruz (UCSC) "But instead, it's actually really dark." A major reason that the deep space appears to be dark is because space is an almost complete vacuum. Remember that the earth's atmosphere is blue because the molecules that make up the atmosphere, including nitrogen and oxygen, transmit a lot of visible light in blue and violet wavelengths from the sun in all directions. However, in the absence of matter, light travels in a straight line from its source to the receiver. Because space is such a near-perfect vacuum- meaning it has very few particles - there is nothing in the space between the stars and the planets to distribute light to our eyes. And apart from the light that reaches the eyes, all they see is dark. You can support our channel by liking the video and subscribing to the channel #whyisspaceblack #whyisitdarkinspace #spacefacts Timeline: 00:00 Introduction 0:23 The Enormous Sun 0:38 400 Billion Stars 0:56 More than 2 trillion galaxies 1:20 Why is outer space black then? 1:47 Olber’s Paradox 2:00 Space time expansion theory 2:17 Redshift