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did you find as i do w dot com slash science or drop us a line at d w underscore site tech on facebook d w dot science. this week's question comes from morocco is black a color. well there are plenty of black things cars. the famous little black dress classic shoes even butterfly. the paint palette ranges from black to white pigment all of these are colors right. surprise physically speaking black isn't really a color and neither is white nor gray. an object is considered to have color if it reflects light of a certain wavelength. a yellow banana reflects the yellow part of the light spectrum it absorbs all the other colors so only yellow light reaches the receptor is in the eye. the effect of the color is the work of the brain. a black object absorbs all the frequencies of the visible spectrum in the most extreme cases. reflecting nothing. like things reflect all the spectral colors that's clear to see using a prism if we frets the light from the white object into a spectral components of all the contents of the rainbow. so is it wrong to say that this happens as the color black you k

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