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Originally Posted by Pastor Billy-Reuben
We got our spectrometer up and running, and today was a sunny day, so we fired it up! Here is the result:
It turns out that the peak wavelength is 501nm, which means that the sun is actually green rather than yellow! Why does it look yellow to us then? Because air is blue, and when you shine a green light through a blue filter, it looks yellow.
So the diameter is about 11 1/2 miles, not the 10 miles I calculated earlier.
Pastor Billy-Reuben
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That is excellent work, Pastor! You can even see the sunspots! This is the proof we have all been waiting for. And that means the moon is probably green as well. Why else would all photoluminescent night lights be green?