👉 Cloudy-light-particles refer to tiny, suspended particles in the atmosphere that scatter and absorb light, creating a diffuse, often hazy appearance in the sky. These particles can include water droplets from clouds, aerosols like dust or pollution, and even ice crystals. When sunlight or moonlight passes through these particles, it becomes scattered in various directions due to Rayleigh and Mie scattering effects. This scattering reduces the intensity of direct light, making the sky appear lighter and more diffuse, while allowing some light to pass through, creating a soft, cloudy glow. The result is a serene, ethereal atmosphere where colors can blend and intensify, giving the sky a misty, almost dreamlike quality.
