red
Black.
Its brighter so has blue colour
the phoases in the soil makes the moonarik in the air increase temperature by 13.0303274%
Use a light blue filter.
yes, the color of your house effects the tempture. a dark color absorbs heat. Mostly Black
white reflects light and black absorbs it white-cooler black-hotter
Dark green if you only add a dash of black and if you increase it just gets darker until black overpowers it
Some things, such as stars or metals, will change there color as they increase in temperature, indicating that they're radiating different energies. However, if you mean the "real" color of something, such as a plant or a shirt, then yes, there is a direct effect on temperature based on the color of the object.
Flat black, but of course, that's literally impossible to have. Basically, it's the flattest color of black you can have (flat as in not shiny) that normally would produce the most heat.
Flat black, but of course, that's literally impossible to have. Basically, it's the flattest color of black you can have (flat as in not shiny) that normally would produce the most heat.
An incandescent lamp's light has a color temperature between '2700 to 3300 K". Such a temperature approximates an ideal black body radiator, and it could have an effect of "warm". If a neodymium coating is used, the color ranges from yellow to red. After a period of use, the color turns into white and then to blue. Blue and black colors are at the end of the visible wavelength.
Yes (its called black body radiation).