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Rhys-cl16🇲🇨🏎️⬅️ :
Explain this
2026-08-20 05:10:35
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sentientshrooms :
color exists in space..... everything you've ever experienced is in space...
2026-07-15 04:55:17
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angil.lens :
Scary fact: some people believe this
2026-07-15 18:59:47
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midnitemisfit :
Sorry this is so long. Color does not exist as an intrinsic physical property of the universe, but rather as a biological interpretation of electromagnetic radiation. As someone with a masters in physics i feel I have the information to explain this. The physical reality is that light propagates through space at specific wavelengths and frequencies. As established in quantum mechanics, a photon at 650 nanometers contains a distinct packet of energy, where energy equals Planck's constant multiplied by frequency. It holds no inherent "redness." In pure objective physics, only the radiation spectrum exists. The human eye intercepts this radiation using specialized photoreceptors called cone cells. These biological sensors are tuned to absorb a lot of overlapping bands of wavelengths, converting the physical energy of the light into an electrochemical signal. The visual cortex then processes these differential neural signals, translating the data into the subjective experience of color. Therefore, the statement is entirely accurate under a physical framework where color is absent from the objective universe, yet entirely inaccurate under a perceptual framework where color is a verified neurological reality.
2026-07-15 04:55:08
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ilovetomatoes1 :
Color absolutely exists in space because light itself is composed of wavelengths, but it's not a "lie"—it's a translation. Space photos aren't fake; they are scientific data processed into visible formats, mapping infrared/ultraviolet light to colors our eyes can actually see.Telescopes like Hubble and James Webb capture raw, grayscale images using light filters (like red, green, and blue). Scientists then layer these exposures into a composite, much like a traditional camera. This process is done for two main reasons:True Color: To show how a galaxy or nebula would look if human eyes were massive enough to gather that much light.False Color: To map invisible light waves to visible colors so researchers can easily study the chemical makeup, density, and temperature of cosmic structures.A galaxy's color tells a real story—young, active star-forming regions glow with bright blue light, while older, dying populations give off a warmer, yellow-red glow.
2026-07-15 00:30:05
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𝒩𝑜𝒶𝒽𖣂🦦 :
Bro how would light travel in space if there’s no color
2026-07-15 02:11:54
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Wonderaven :
Lying for no reason. Space photos include stars and planets. Stars have colors, and planets have colors. Gas also has colors
2026-08-13 02:43:49
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bored man :
brother what color is just the difference in wavelength of the optical electromagnetic spectrum it definetly exists andcwe perceive it aswell
2026-07-15 02:35:52
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El roaz :
What in the america is this
2026-07-15 15:05:42
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Gabi (Taylor's version) ⛷️ :
color doesnt exit at all its just how our brain react to certain particles
2026-07-15 08:16:13
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Yes :
Bro I just looked at the sun it’s Cleary yellow
2026-07-15 20:48:10
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Will 👑 :
So the earth is black and white no mate there is colour
2026-08-04 04:43:07
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flav🇮🇹🌺 :
how bro felt saying this
2026-07-15 23:33:53
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Abraham_Watson :
earth is in space btw.
2026-08-09 16:32:59
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FiddlesticksOG :
Correction, there is color in space. just because it's in a vacuum, does not change the material properties. What I believe you meant to write is "a majority of telescope images start colorless. Thus collected data must be analyzed to determine material composition before having their colors added back, and sometimes we later find out that we were wrong about the color."
2026-07-16 05:22:25
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spielbube :
Scary fact: You cant see farts but you can hear and smell them
2026-07-15 09:51:51
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𝓓🐈⬛ :
Actually there’s also colors a human eye can’t see
2026-07-15 11:24:55
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✇Cain➃⊗ :
U guys like my picture of the stars?
2026-08-12 23:11:31
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ilovetomatoes1 :
Yes, there is light. Light is exactly how we see the universe, even the parts invisible to our eyes.Space is not completely dark. It is filled with electromagnetic radiation, which is the scientific term for light. This light travels across the universe in waves.The Light SpectrumOur eyes can only detect a tiny sliver of all the light in space. Scientists group light into different categories based on wavelength:Gamma Rays: Shortest waves, highest energy.X-Rays: High energy, used to see black holes.Ultraviolet (UV): Light that causes sunburns.Visible Light: The only light humans can see.Infrared: Heat energy, used by the Webb telescope.Microwaves: Leftover radiation from the Big Bang.Radio Waves: Longest waves, lowest energy.Why Space Looks DarkSpace looks empty and black because light needs to hit an object and bounce off it for you to see it. Since space is mostly empty vacuum, there are very few particles to scatter the light toward your eyes. The light is there, but it is just traveling straight through the void.
2026-07-15 00:31:30
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hey how are you doing today :
Are we dumb😭
2026-07-15 14:57:20
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🇵🇰🤍 :
Then explain how i have seen this with my own eyes
2026-07-15 01:38:35
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racist :
yeah there's no color in space thsts why the colors are t space they're stars and planets
2026-07-15 08:08:48
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🧟♀️ :
ok but what about the stars
2026-07-15 15:27:42
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Nate 🧌 :
Uhh why does this photo i took have colour then😭
2026-07-15 03:26:03
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