Space is black because there is nothing there for light to bounce off of. Since black is not a colour by itself, but an absence of colour, this is why space looks black.
black
I say any black that is as black as space.
Black@White
im guessing gray and black
Mango is gray/black with orange eyes.
Black. Without air to refract and scatter the sunlight, there is no color at all to the surrounding space.
Olive, orange and orchid are colors that begin with the letter O. Outer Space is a Crayola Crayon color.
Space isn't any color, because space isn't any thing. So when you look at space, you see the absence of color, which is what we call black.This is because your eyes can't see in the microwave region of the spectrum. Space is actually filled with very thin gas, which is not at absolute zero (if it were, it would really be black) but at about 3 K. This makes it emit radiation in the microwave band.
The Hubble space telescope is mostly a metallic grey. There are hints of black (lense shutter and opening) and gold as well.
They are white or blue. After they become this colour they explode and become a black hole.
An object without color is black. Black does not reflect any wavelengths of white light back to the viewer, so the viewer will not perceive a color. The best example of this is empty areas of outer space. i think you would call it opaque
they were black/white with a little bit of red. the Chicago 9's :)