Above are the visible colors of the sun as mapped by the McMath-Pierce Observatory — in short, a representation of the complete palette of visible light we have available on Earth. The brightest region is yellow-green, and the dark patches are blocked by gas at or above the surface of the sun.
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The Conversation {2 comments}
Uh… wow.
I don’t like your rainbow, it has no pink! It is sexist and NSF should deny it funding if you ignore teh pink!
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