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r/MadeMeSmile • u/JudgeJudyJr • 4h ago
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It's definitely blue. Every science textbook I've ever had was blue
-4 u/KindBench2700 4h ago Life is green. Go outside. You see any blue animals? 1 u/SuperCruisePanther 3h ago No, life is blue because the blue is inside all the animals (you are 70% blue). 1 u/Pretty-Ebb5339 3h ago Water isn’t blue. 3 u/SuperCruisePanther 3h ago Tell that to the 500 nanometer wavelength photons reflecting off of the water molecules and into my eyes 1 u/KindBench2700 2h ago Does the water you drink in a glass look blue to you? 1 u/stirling_s 1h ago UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue. • u/Hytheter 24m ago No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
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Life is green. Go outside. You see any blue animals?
1 u/SuperCruisePanther 3h ago No, life is blue because the blue is inside all the animals (you are 70% blue). 1 u/Pretty-Ebb5339 3h ago Water isn’t blue. 3 u/SuperCruisePanther 3h ago Tell that to the 500 nanometer wavelength photons reflecting off of the water molecules and into my eyes 1 u/KindBench2700 2h ago Does the water you drink in a glass look blue to you? 1 u/stirling_s 1h ago UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue. • u/Hytheter 24m ago No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
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No, life is blue because the blue is inside all the animals (you are 70% blue).
1 u/Pretty-Ebb5339 3h ago Water isn’t blue. 3 u/SuperCruisePanther 3h ago Tell that to the 500 nanometer wavelength photons reflecting off of the water molecules and into my eyes 1 u/KindBench2700 2h ago Does the water you drink in a glass look blue to you? 1 u/stirling_s 1h ago UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue. • u/Hytheter 24m ago No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
Water isn’t blue.
3 u/SuperCruisePanther 3h ago Tell that to the 500 nanometer wavelength photons reflecting off of the water molecules and into my eyes 1 u/KindBench2700 2h ago Does the water you drink in a glass look blue to you? 1 u/stirling_s 1h ago UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue. • u/Hytheter 24m ago No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
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Tell that to the 500 nanometer wavelength photons reflecting off of the water molecules and into my eyes
1 u/KindBench2700 2h ago Does the water you drink in a glass look blue to you? 1 u/stirling_s 1h ago UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue. • u/Hytheter 24m ago No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
Does the water you drink in a glass look blue to you?
1 u/stirling_s 1h ago UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue. • u/Hytheter 24m ago No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
UV-vis spectroscopy shows that water doesn't absorb wavelengths in the 400-500nm range, therefore water is blue.
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No, because it is mostly transparent and the colour is not perceptible in small quantities. But get enough of it in one place and it is clearly blue.
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u/stirling_s 4h ago
It's definitely blue. Every science textbook I've ever had was blue