that is an open question. its a persons opinion. i would be clear.
like not even black or white just no color at all wouldn't there still have to be a color?Actually we would "see nothing". Black isn't a color. Black is the absence of color, so if there was no color it would all be black. And if it were all black we would not be able to see.But what would happen if the absence of color itself wasn't there? then what? would we see all of the colors on everything? would the universe be non-existing? nobody really knows, and nobody will ever know, but what we do know about color is that we wouldn't be here if there were no color. we couldn't see anything.but i have a different question. is there a color that nobody knows about? could be. but, exactly, how would the naked eye be able to see that color? If there was an unknown color, would that color be considered the absence of color? Nobody is sure to know.
mars is a planet made out of rock so the iron is still there its just that earth has more power
Your eye would perceive the light as yellow because each color corresponds to a specific wavelength of light that is detected by different color receptors in your eyes.
The color that would be the warmest if exposed to white light would be yellow. This is because yellow is paler and less intense that the other warm colors of red or orange..
The absolute magnitude of a main sequence star with a temperature of 25,000K would depend on its luminosity, which is not provided in the question. However, at this temperature range, the star would appear blue-white in color, as it falls within the blue-white region of the stellar temperature-color relationship.
the color of the sky would be your mom
I would say a nude color or ivory
I am not sure but I would say that the eye color would depend on the color and species type of the mantis and that it would have to blend in w/ the color of the insect for camouflage purposes
I would think that white would be the color.
if something the color of magellan...what color is it?
blue It will be White
like not even black or white just no color at all wouldn't there still have to be a color?Actually we would "see nothing". Black isn't a color. Black is the absence of color, so if there was no color it would all be black. And if it were all black we would not be able to see.But what would happen if the absence of color itself wasn't there? then what? would we see all of the colors on everything? would the universe be non-existing? nobody really knows, and nobody will ever know, but what we do know about color is that we wouldn't be here if there were no color. we couldn't see anything.but i have a different question. is there a color that nobody knows about? could be. but, exactly, how would the naked eye be able to see that color? If there was an unknown color, would that color be considered the absence of color? Nobody is sure to know.
I think the best would be the color Black or White.
i think brown.because its a dull color...and in the summer you would want green..or a bright color i think brown.because its a dull color...and in the summer you would want green..or a bright color
Tan is a neutral color, so any color would go with it, except tan.
That would be green.
The color would be white