10. Pink skies

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Just like #5, this item can also be enjoyed in the comfort of your homes. Since we are closer to the sun every summer season, this makes the horizon nearer to it as well.

According to atoptics.co.uk, “Thick cloud colours result only from those of the light incident upon them be it the reds of sunset, the blues of the summer sky or the greens and earths reflected from the ground. Two effects produced this cloud’s pinks. Firstly, sunlight scattered by the cloud towards our eyes is scattered again by air molecules.”

Photos courtesy of elements.envato.com