Atmospheric transparency

Atmospheric transparency refers to how clearly light can pass through the Earth's atmosphere. It is influenced by factors like air pollution, humidity, dust, and clouds. When the atmosphere is transparent, we can see distant objects clearly, such as stars or landscapes. Conversely, when it is less transparent, visibility decreases, making objects appear blurry or obscured. Atmospheric transparency is important in fields like astronomy, meteorology, and photography, as it affects how light interacts with the atmosphere and what we can see with our eyes or instruments.