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The Darkest Black on Earth? Why Scientists & Artists Want the World's Blackest Substances

The Darkest Black on Earth? Why Scientists & Artists Want the World's Blackest Substances

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Artists and scientists are searching for ever more light-absorbing materials. To find out what's behind the quest for ultra-blacks, WIRED's Arielle Pardes talked with artist Stuart Semple and physicist John Lehman about these amazing materials
Date: 2022-07-06

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AcTUalLy -SNORT- Black is the combination of all colors. White is the absence of color. Before there was light there was white. If you were to take all the colors of the rainbow then you would get a black or dark brown. But if you take a blank piece of paper what color is it? Or should I say what colors does it lack?
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Lemme tell u, there's nothing in this world which is 100% black because if it's 100% black then it won't reflect back light, which will make it literally invisible
Wait a minute, there might be things 100% black but we can't see them

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Thought this idea was foolish until I realized how I kept complaining about how my cheap craftsmart black acrylic paint looked dark grey at best when it was the background of my artwork
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i was thinking of using the blackest of blacks to make a full black jump suit so at night i could hide in plain sight that could be -
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Use the darkest black paint in the future if space battle's are happening and you need camo theyll mistake it as a black hole
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If someone discovered a new color, it wouldnt show up on screens cause the bulbs have never projected that color before.
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Scientist: What should we research on Cancer? nah Cornovirus? Nah
8 y/o: Mommy How black is black
Scientist GOT IT

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