what is the biggest color that exists?

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doom2284 · Answer

bro what. what has question cove become 🥲

Sprite868 · Answer

and why is it red?

Aratox · Answer

I hope you realize that there is no "biggest color"... In the event that you mean the "most common" color, please ask that instead.

Sprite868 · Answer

there's a color with a biggest wavelength

Aratox · Answer

@sprite868 wrote:

there's a color with a biggest wavelength

Oh, you mean the color with the longest wavelength, I get it. Well, it's just how the universe was fundamentally developed - as well as how our eyes perceive light.

Sprite868 · Answer

and why is it red?

Aratox · Answer

According to Aeon, QuestionCove's chat AI...

Red has the longest wavelength on the visible color spectrum because it's around 620-750 nanometers (nm). This is because red light has a lower frequency and energy compared to other colors like violet, which has a shorter wavelength of around 380-450 nm.

Think of it like this: imagine you're playing with different types of waves in the ocean. Red light is like the slow-moving, long-wavelength waves that roll in from far away, while violet light is like the fast-moving, short-wavelength ripples that come from a nearby boat!

somnium · Answer

@aratox wrote:

@sprite868 wrote:

there's a color with a biggest wavelength

Oh, you mean the color with the longest wavelength, I get it. Well, it's just how the universe was fundamentally developed - as well as how our eyes perceive light.

quit being a nerd 🌜

Sprite868 · Answer

why the hell did this resurface? this was just a test?

Sprite868 · Answer

in the words of geppy
"I was testing"