No... The DS(i) light blue color is brighter than the light blue color on the DS Lite
well apart from the fact that they are different colours they have the same light filter (cyan) but to make them different they have different colour pigments to make up that colour (blue or green).
speed of light is always the same, regardless of frequency/colour.
well its blue but not dark blue more of a light sky blue i guess i no because she has the same name as me so i sorta love her lol and her favorite colour is blue and have u noticed on shake it up her last name is blue
The sky is blue because as light travels through our atmosphere the higher frequencies (namely the blues) of it are more readily absorbed by the gas molecules in the atmosphere. These molecules then release that colour in different directions, giving the sky it's blue colour. The same goes for the sea, the seas blue colour is also caused by refraction and the scattering of light.
Monochromatic colour scheme is the colour scheme which uses different shades of the same colour. For example, using dark blue, sky blue, and blue at the same time.
Lite beer originally came from Mister Brau. Miller bought the names in the 70s. Shortly after that Mister Brau Lite was changed to Miller Lite. The same beer, different name.
no. there is no such colour as brown, just blue.
Yes
Yes. The light from the Sun is actually white. As you probably know, white light can be spilt into 7 different colours. The atmosphere absorbs the blue light (from the ligh spectrum) and immediately re emits it at the same frequency and wavelength (same colour). So blue is scattered. This theory is called Rayleigh's Scattering.
Any amount of RED, GREEN or BLUE will alter the colour. Although, if the same amount of each colour is added, the outcome will be darker grey.
Its the same colour as a blue waffle
No. "Lite" is actually not a word. It is an intentional misspelling of light, which has been adopted by various manufacturers in the names of various reduced calorie and fat versions of food products.