Sunsets on Mars Can Look Blue

Mars is famous for its rusty red vibe, but sunsets there can have a blue glow near the Sun. NASA explains that fine dust in the Martian atmosphere lets blue light penetrate more efficiently than longer-wavelength colors, which makes the area around the setting Sun appear bluish. (NASA Science)
So Earth gets warm orange sunsets, while Mars gets the colder sci-fi version.
Same Sun.
Completely different atmosphere doing weird visual DLC.