How are we enabled to see the black colour?
How can we see black colour?
Is black really a colour? Is black a color? Is there a color darker than black? Is it possible to "see" color in black and white pictures? If black is not a color, what is it? Is black not a color? Why does black colour absorb heat? What's darker than black? Why in black body light green colour is not visible? How do white and black color come out when none of them exists in the visible light spectrum? What is a black light? Is black or white the absence of color? Is neon black a color? I understand that the reason why black objects are black is because it absorbs all the colors. Where does the absorbed light go? Can it trap light? Why does the color black mean death? Why are people in hot climates generally dark skinned, despite black absorbing light? Why is the absence of light black? How can you tell if you see the same colour as someone else? Why do we see colors? I see some grey as purple, some black as dark blue, why? Why is it that sometimes I can see in the dark but other times it is pitch black and I cannot see anything? Why are radiators painted black although black colour absorbs heat? If black is a warmer color, why are there black people in warm climates? How can I tell if someone else can see the same colours as me? If black is a warmer color, why is there black people in warm climates? How many colors can humans see? Can black people blush? Why are so-called black people labelled as black when in fact their skin is not black? What can cause a black color in phlegm? How do you treat it? Why are African descent called black if their skin color is literally brown and literally not black?