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Distant green hills seem to look blue, why? Many kinds of particles – dust, ash, smoke etc., swim in the air. When sunlight falls on them then different colors of light refract from them. Blue and violet colors are of more temperature, so they refract more than the green, yellow and red which are of low temperature, that is why hills look blue.
