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What does the "true" visible light spectrum look like?
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What does the "true" visible light spectrum look like?
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What does the "true" visible light spectrum look like?
What, then, is the best computer representation of the visible light spectrum?
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What does the "true" visible light spectrum look like?
What, then, is the best computer representation of the visible light spectrum?
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What does the "true" visible light spectrum look like?
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Do things appear black because they don't reflect the light that hits them, absorbing it?
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Do things appear black because they don't reflect the light that hits them, absorbing it?
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Do things appear black because they don't reflect the light that hits them, absorbing it?
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Do things appear black because they don't reflect the light that hits them, absorbing it?
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Do things appear black because they don't reflect the light that hits them, absorbing it?
So in short, in my particular example, the answer to the question in bold (which I changed due to your answer) is "yes"?
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Do things appear black because they don't reflect the light that hits them, absorbing it?
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