Some additional fun facts: The scattering of blue light is a form of elastic scattering called Rayleigh Scattering, which is when no energy is lost during scattering. The blue laser diode was a big deal at the time because the shorter wavelength allowed for more interactions at that length scale. The most well known application is in optical media with data storage jumping to over 50GB because more pits (which encode data) could be stored on a disc.
The wavelength of light affects how small a dot you can focus the beam of light into. Higher the wavelength, the smaller the dot you can make. Since blue rays of light have smaller wavelength than red, you could make a smaller dot with it. This means that you can make the bits smaller than the ones read with a red laser, without the laser light bleeding into the adjacent bits. This lets you make the smaller bits and put more of them on an optical disc. Just a little addendum about that particular application.
you blue my mind Video editing was fun ! Btw, at the beginning, is "scinece" a typo ? For a favorite color I'd say I like orange / ochre, I wouldn't paint a whole room with it but it's great here and there (well, my first motorcycle was orange so there's that too X) )
Lol, the 'scinece' is from a pre-made sticker pack in my video editing program. They spelled it like that, and I thought it was funny, so I kept it, LOL. I had never heard of 'ochre'! I had to look it up! And ohh, an orange motorcycle sounds so cool :O
Pfft, everyone knows Blue's third drummer's blood type was B+. That's right, Positively Blue. Related note, our blood isn't blue! Like, at all! Under any circumstances, oxygenated, spilled, or otherwise! Veins *can* appear blue given certain skin tones, but that's also related to light scattering, not actual pigmentation. (This fun fact brought to you in part by a cursory google search :) )
another Mind-Blueing video! lol i dont exactly know the Hex codes of my favorite colors but i always wished that there could be a device like a laser pointer that tell you the hexcode for any color you point it at! i think my favorite colors are #5e5e5e , #30ff00 , and #662d2d
Love the fact that the butterflies and birds that are apparently blue actually aren’t blue at all and just playing tricks on us. Which then begs the question, if what our eyes see isn’t real at times, what else isn’t real? Is reality just what our senses are capable of interpreting?
Would you know more about the blueness of the sky when you see how light scatters through the atmosphere from space? If you look at an image of the limb of the earth, and observe sunlight diffusing through the atmosphere, you can see three colors. The troposphere looks orange, the stratosphere looks white, and the mesosphere out to the exosphere looks blue shading to black. I always wondered if this is a more in depth description of what's going on with light scattering in the atmosphere.
I remember when LEDs were just becoming a thing, blue LEDs didn’t exist at first and it was a low-key big deal when they were made. My favorite was when the PS3 came out and it had one of the first consumer blue LEDs. It was so pretty we just stared at it for a while. #justnerdthings
I was curious (but lazy) about why the sky was blue. thank you for the lesson fav colour would actually be something very close to your background colour - teal/turquoise area (#37b48b)
I've always been a fan of red myself - colloquially kinda the opposite of blue. If I had to pinpoint a specific shade(s), I guess I would say a nice Crimson (#DC143C), Carmine (#960018), or Cardinal (#C51E3A). Generally a deep red, not too bright, not too dark, not too orangey or pinkish.
I'M LEARNEDING KNOOOOWLEDGE My favorite colors are natural greens! Pretty much any shade you'd see from grass to treetop, I just really like looking at plants c: I pulled #29ad3a from one of my favorite parts of my phone background, which is a photo I took on a hike.
Some additional fun facts:
The scattering of blue light is a form of elastic scattering called Rayleigh Scattering, which is when no energy is lost during scattering.
The blue laser diode was a big deal at the time because the shorter wavelength allowed for more interactions at that length scale. The most well known application is in optical media with data storage jumping to over 50GB because more pits (which encode data) could be stored on a disc.
The wavelength of light affects how small a dot you can focus the beam of light into. Higher the wavelength, the smaller the dot you can make. Since blue rays of light have smaller wavelength than red, you could make a smaller dot with it. This means that you can make the bits smaller than the ones read with a red laser, without the laser light bleeding into the adjacent bits. This lets you make the smaller bits and put more of them on an optical disc. Just a little addendum about that particular application.
1:38 I clicked on the science video because it's a vtuber teaching me. 😆
Thanks for the short lesson, Faye!
you blue my mind
Video editing was fun !
Btw, at the beginning, is "scinece" a typo ?
For a favorite color I'd say I like orange / ochre, I wouldn't paint a whole room with it but it's great here and there (well, my first motorcycle was orange so there's that too X) )
Lol, the 'scinece' is from a pre-made sticker pack in my video editing program. They spelled it like that, and I thought it was funny, so I kept it, LOL.
I had never heard of 'ochre'! I had to look it up! And ohh, an orange motorcycle sounds so cool :O
I was not sure if it was a pun I didn't get xD.
ngl, I struggled for a minute with the english spelling of ochre lol
This is why blue VTubers are so popular. It just hits you with a calm feeling and for most people it doesn't overwhelm your senses.
Great video. Looking forward to many more hopefully!
I have so many ideas!!! Hope you stick around :)
Very cool
Oh dang science videos
love me all kinds of green colours personally. thanks for the fun video!
Blue being my favorite color, this was a very nice and imformative video to watch!
If I am right we never see the actual colour due limited colours of our eyes
Bro I'm actually wearing a blue t-shirt
My sister's favorite color is blue while mine is green. The reason why is a bit silly because it's the color of my top superhero Hulk
Don't pay attention to me, I'm just helping the algorithm 😉
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Thanks for blueing our minds haha.
I was really impressed on the blue morpho fact.
My favorite color is #5DC1B9 haha
Good hex code! A nice shade of blue 👍
This ended up being significantly more entertaining than I was expecting with how many times I've seen questions about this answered.
I like blue.
The moment blue was mentioned I noticed the other eye was apparently some shade of blue, not the same color o-----o
Pfft, everyone knows Blue's third drummer's blood type was B+. That's right, Positively Blue.
Related note, our blood isn't blue! Like, at all! Under any circumstances, oxygenated, spilled, or otherwise! Veins *can* appear blue given certain skin tones, but that's also related to light scattering, not actual pigmentation. (This fun fact brought to you in part by a cursory google search :) )
"What do YOU know about blue?"
Well it's generally associated with the Sefirot of Hesed, or divine mer-
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...wait I just googled him and he kinda cute tho
@@fayedrosera uhm...who? I'm talking about intangible concepts here
No YOU are bluetiful 😎
the video definitely did blue my mind
another Mind-Blueing video! lol i dont exactly know the Hex codes of my favorite colors but i always wished that there could be a device like a laser pointer that tell you the hexcode for any color you point it at! i think my favorite colors are #5e5e5e , #30ff00 , and #662d2d
Very interesting favorite colors, you don't often see someone say gray is a favorite color :O
Love the fact that the butterflies and birds that are apparently blue actually aren’t blue at all and just playing tricks on us. Which then begs the question, if what our eyes see isn’t real at times, what else isn’t real? Is reality just what our senses are capable of interpreting?
Would you know more about the blueness of the sky when you see how light scatters through the atmosphere from space? If you look at an image of the limb of the earth, and observe sunlight diffusing through the atmosphere, you can see three colors. The troposphere looks orange, the stratosphere looks white, and the mesosphere out to the exosphere looks blue shading to black.
I always wondered if this is a more in depth description of what's going on with light scattering in the atmosphere.
I like greens and blues, like the colors of the Earth 🌎
Coincidentally is your color palette but that's a coincidence 👀
I remember when LEDs were just becoming a thing, blue LEDs didn’t exist at first and it was a low-key big deal when they were made. My favorite was when the PS3 came out and it had one of the first consumer blue LEDs. It was so pretty we just stared at it for a while. #justnerdthings
I was curious (but lazy) about why the sky was blue. thank you for the lesson
fav colour would actually be something very close to your background colour - teal/turquoise area (#37b48b)
I've always been a fan of red myself - colloquially kinda the opposite of blue. If I had to pinpoint a specific shade(s), I guess I would say a nice Crimson (#DC143C), Carmine (#960018), or Cardinal (#C51E3A). Generally a deep red, not too bright, not too dark, not too orangey or pinkish.
I'M LEARNEDING KNOOOOWLEDGE
My favorite colors are natural greens! Pretty much any shade you'd see from grass to treetop, I just really like looking at plants c: I pulled #29ad3a from one of my favorite parts of my phone background, which is a photo I took on a hike.
Ooh, I was gonna say! It looks very natural and foresty :D
I will inform my acquaintances that the sky is actually purple, how do you think they will react lol
I've been living under a purple sky the entire time and our eyes our lies!? Welp, humanity is a lie (jk jk, interesting info!)