Tyndall effect

Hey there little buddy 👋, do you know how sometimes when you look at the sun, the sky looks all blue? That's kind of like the Tyndall effect.

When light goes through something like air, it doesn't usually show us any color. But sometimes, when light goes through things like tiny particles, it gets scattered around and that can make the light have color.

So, imagine you have a cup of water and you add some milk to it. The milk has tiny particles in it that are too small to see, but they're there. If you shine a light through the cup, you might see that the path of the light looks kind of hazy or foggy. This is because the light is getting scattered all over by the particles in the milk.

That's kind of how the Tyndall effect works! When light goes through air with tiny particles in it, the particles scatter the light and can make it look different colors. This is why sometimes you can see the beams of light coming through a window or door when there's dust in the air.

So, that's the Tyndall effect! It's all about how light scatters when it goes through stuff with tiny particles in it. Pretty cool, huh? 🤓🌟