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To: nopardons

“And the picture of the color spectrum, used in the article, is PURPLE! Violet is a different shade.”

Violet is not a “shade” it has its own spectrum.

Purple is created by adding two parts of the visible spectrum.


59 posted on 02/03/2025 7:38:24 PM PST by TexasGator (11'r/11111.111''!11)
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To: TexasGator
Geen is also a combination of at least two different colors. It is NOT it's own color.

What about ORANGE? That is a secondary color.

Hey...what about browns and greys? They aren't one the spectrum either, but we see those colors and they are a mixture of two or many more colors.

So HOW do we see as many different colors that we DO see? There's nothing in the article about that.

68 posted on 02/03/2025 7:44:16 PM PST by nopardons
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