What is the rarest color in nature? - Victoria Hwang
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One fact about color violet that back in 17th and 18th century, to find a pigment of violet is much harder so that's why most colors seen in flags and clothes are pigment of red, blue and many more. It is considered as the symbol of Royalty.
Date: 2022-06-09
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Matt
Light does not travel in WAVES! it travels in a SPIRAL that looks like a wave. We know this by studying light, not by using a particle collider to smash protons together. The color we see depends on the bounce of the photon, or the speed at which it bounces off an object. Blue is only the most common because we humans cannot see ultra violet. Electron Flood theory will help all Physics
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Light does not travel in WAVES! it travels in a SPIRAL that looks like a wave. We know this by studying light, not by using a particle collider to smash protons together. The color we see depends on the bounce of the photon, or the speed at which it bounces off an object. Blue is only the most common because we humans cannot see ultra violet. Electron Flood theory will help all Physics
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Blue
Violet was actually been known as one of the rarest colors in nature back then that not any flags in the world doesn t have that much source of natural flag dyes before 1850s.
Violet was actually considered as royalty as the natural dyes can only be get from one species of snail
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Violet was actually been known as one of the rarest colors in nature back then that not any flags in the world doesn t have that much source of natural flag dyes before 1850s.
Violet was actually considered as royalty as the natural dyes can only be get from one species of snail
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Joe
Fun fact: the flag of Dominica has an Imperial Amazon Parrot on it these birds have violet plumage, so Dominica has the ONLY national flag in the world with violet in the color palette.
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Fun fact: the flag of Dominica has an Imperial Amazon Parrot on it these birds have violet plumage, so Dominica has the ONLY national flag in the world with violet in the color palette.
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gwitched
Fun fact: every color in the rainbow has a letter contributing in it
Red - R
Orange - A
Indigo - I
Green - N
Blue - B
Violet - O
Yellow - W
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Fun fact: every color in the rainbow has a letter contributing in it
Red - R
Orange - A
Indigo - I
Green - N
Blue - B
Violet - O
Yellow - W
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Lance
This is the earliest I've been to a TED-Ed video! (And the colorful Like button certainly makes this experience a little more memorable )
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This is the earliest I've been to a TED-Ed video! (And the colorful Like button certainly makes this experience a little more memorable )
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Spentrav
If blue light waves and red light waves make things green, would a blue bird be green on a planet with a red sun? Or purple or violet?
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If blue light waves and red light waves make things green, would a blue bird be green on a planet with a red sun? Or purple or violet?
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Byzantium
May I never be deprived of this purple robe, and may I never see the day when those who meet me do not call me empress - Theodora
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May I never be deprived of this purple robe, and may I never see the day when those who meet me do not call me empress - Theodora
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