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19 Moonlight lighting up Chiles Tierra del Fuego in South America 800
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4 Sun setting at Lauca National Park in northern Chile 800
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8 Disappearing light in the Patagonia area of southern Chile 800
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10 Moonlight lighting up Tierra del Fuego in Chile in South America 800
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21 Sun setting over Lake Villarica in Chile 800
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22 Volcano Villarica in Chile at sunset 800B
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27 Volcano Osorno during sunset in southern Chile 800
Sunsets in Chile
Morning civil twilight begins when the geometric center of the sun is 6 degrees below the horizon and ends at sunrise.
While at sunset, the light must pass through more atmosphere, scattering violets and blues, leaving yellows, oranges, and reds. Aerosols suspended in the air scatter sunlight into a band of colors. When there are more aerosols or smog, more sunlight is scattered, resulting in purple or pink sunsets.