The Rainbow Lie (feat. Isaac Newton)

Did someone tell you rainbows contain all the colors? Well, that's not true!
🌈 The rainbow: a breathtaking symbol of color and wonder. But it's hiding a secret! A whopping 28% of colors are missing from this vibrant display!
Join us on a scientific adventure with the legendary Sir Isaac Newton as we unveil the truth behind rainbows. We'll delve into the fascinating world of color and light, exploring:
- The Science of Seeing Color: Discover how our S, M, and L cones work together to paint the world in vibrant hues.
- The Magic of Mixing Colors: Uncover the surprising principles that govern how different light combinations create the same perceived color.
- The Missing Rainbow Colors: Explore the hidden realm of colors beyond the rainbow's spectrum and the exciting world of non-spectral colors.
This video is a mind-blowing exploration of color and light, perfect for science enthusiasts and anyone curious about the secrets of the rainbow. Get ready to have your understanding challenged and discover a whole new dimension of color! 🌈✨

[@isbestlizard]

Ok now I kinda want an anime Newton to go on adventures with o.o

[@nethkanelle]

3 wavelengths are needed for white color :).
Hmmm… I like many colors based on items. The favorite one…I will tell you later :)

[@miexui8596]

1) Max 3. Depending on factors as mentioned.
2) it evolves overtime. In my secondary i used to like gray, midnight blue, and black. As i grew up, it changed to light green, then tangerine and yellow. And back to black and white (classics). Now i love everything dainty 🤩
They say the color one likes speak about ones emotional state. Do you have a scientific take on that?

[@TheLeekWeek]

Thanks a lot for the comments. I don't want to openly state the answer to point 1 yet, but just to say that there is possibility other than using 3 wavelengths.
And as for the emotional state, that is an interesting point. I have heard that for advertisements people pay a lot of attention to which emotional associations colors can have. But the human mind is very complex.

[@nicooftheforest]

what is this ai voice...