Why are the colours in rainbows in separate lines?
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The brain and how it perceives colours is an interesting thing. Take magenta for example, in reality that colour doesn’t exist but it’s our brains filling it un to make sense for us. Also the colour yellow is seen by everyone differently as our eyes only have red, blue and green rods so it takes information from the green and red cones and fills in the blanks. I’m sure I read somewhere that goldfish have yellow rods un their eyes so can truly see what the colour yellow us. Also look up about impossible colours, it’s fascinating what our brains do and how we perceive what we “see” is just the brains interpretation of data/information.
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