What Is The Colour Of Universe?
Image: Unsplash
24 Apr 2024
The average colour of the universe isn't black; it's a shade astronomers call "cosmic latte"
Image: Unsplash
This colour arises from the combined light of galaxies, stars, and cosmic dust clouds
Image: Unsplash
When mixed, these elements create a hue akin to ivory, almost white in appearance
Image: Unsplash
The universe's beige tint results from a prevalence of red, yellow, and green light sources
Image: Unsplash
Blue light sources are comparatively fewer, contributing to the beige dominance
Image: Unsplash
On a vast scale, this cosmic beige appears diluted, almost resembling blackness
Image: Unsplash
The cosmic latte represents the collective glow from every celestial entity across the cosmos
Image: Unsplash
It's the hypothetical colour one would perceive if viewing the universe from above
Image: Unsplash
Overall, this colour palette paints a fascinating portrait of the universe's luminous diversity
Image: Unsplash
Thus, cosmic latte serves as a unique descriptor of the cosmos's aggregate radiance
Image: Unsplash
Check More Stories
Image: Reuters
Image: Unsplash
Image: Unsplash
ndtv.com