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The simplest answer to the question is to refer to the propagation conditions in a vacuum, where the direction in which the light is traveling doesn't matter and there are are no other effects to confuse the picture ... just the light and the empty space with its intrinsic electrical properties. There, neither the color of the light, nor its wavelength, frequency, or intensity, makes any difference in its speed. A flash of red, a flash of violet, a pulse of radio waves, and a zap of X-rays -- all emitted at the same time from the same star a million billion miles away from us -- will all arrive on Earth together 170 years later, having traveled together all at the same speed.

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Light tends to have a fixed speed through a certain medium. So changing the colour wont change the velocity.

A change in colour means a change in wavelength, but it is more the wavelength causing the colour change than the colour causing the wavelength change :)

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Color does not affect the velocity of light. Color is directly related to the wavelength of the light. Higher/lower wavelength does not translate into higher or lower velocity.

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It doesn't, at all. The speed of light in the same to all observers in all reference frames regardless of the wavelength of the light.

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No.The color of the light is due to the differences in Wavelength. The velocity of light wave remains constant in a given medium. If the medium changes then velocity of light changes.

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no, wavelength and amplitude are independent.

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