A spiral in the sky caused a buzz over Britain and much of Europe on Monday. For some skywatchers, it looked briefly like it might be evidence of alien activity. But it was only Elon Musk's company ...

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Apple recently announced a new generation of the MacBook Air, which is powered by the M4 chip. Although it has the same design as the previous generation, it now comes in a new sky blue color.

Apple has released the M4-powered MacBook Air, which will replace the M3 models. This time, Apple has introduced a new Sky Blue color, along with three other color options. The new MacBook Air M4 has ...

But I’m confident that by going with a lighter sky blue (replacing space gray), this could be averted. And I mean just look at it. This is a gorgeous finish. It’s also an interesting color as ...

YouTuber Andru Edwards has showed off the Sky Blue color in a few real-world photos. Keep in mind that the Sky Blue finish is not very saturated. However, the color's appearance will vary based on ...

Apple introduced a new sky blue shade for the M4 MacBook Air models, with the color replacing the previous space gray color option that Apple offered. For the ‌MacBook Air‌ models, Apple makes ...

The Blue Ghost lander photographs its shadow under ... day — equal to about two weeks — photographing the surface and sky, drilling into the crust and vacuuming up lunar dust for study.

Of course, the sky is not always blue. And Rayleigh scattering also explains why the sky tends to be reddish when the sun is close to the horizon – at sunrise and sunset.

The lander, known as Blue ... Its first images showed the probe sitting upright on the grey surface, and included an evocative shot of its shadow on the Moon as Earth gleamed in the sky above.

(Image credit: Firefly Aerospace / AFP) The first image taken from the lander revealed rugged terrain that Blue Ghost had to navigate during its final descent, slowing from thousands of miles an hour ...

Josh Dury’s pioneering image shows Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Saturn, Venus, Neptune and Mercury, as well as Earth, in ‘great planetary parade’ ...