2023-06-05 11:31:33
he being It is an unfathomable infinity that ordinary minds cannot imagine. It constitutes everything that can be perceived and measured, but also time, space and matter.
It includes billions of galaxiesEach of them is in the thousands or in the millions stars also includes Clouds of dust and light. No one knows its exact size, but great progress has been made in determining its coloration.
What color do you imagine the universe to be? Perhaps our first impulse is to think all you see is darkness, however, a team of researchers has studied the answer and came to a surprising conclusion.
Analysis of the light of more than 200 thousand galaxies and By merging all the colors into one image, the universe concluded that “white is late”. The color is named “Cosmic Late” and a value is set on the computer RGB hexadecimal: #FFF8E7.
Until then, the assessments given regarding the color of the universe were indicative Yuri Gagarin In 1961, he was the first man to be put into orbit and while around the Earth he wrote in his log book: “The Earth is beautiful. I see it surrounded by a blue halo, and I let my gaze wander across the sky, from blue to turquoise to purple, behold, the darkness of the night.
50 years later, two astronomers Johns Hopkins University“The color is very close to the standard pale turquoise, although it does have a certain percentage of green tones,” Carl Glazebrook and Evan Baldry stated in 2002.
At that time it was used The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey Observation Project With its help, the “cosmic spectrum” was created, which represents all the energy emitted by these galaxies in every color of the visible light spectrum.
However, this tone was fixed as a software issue and the result was a change from medium to brown due to its unusual interpretation of white. Experts believe the color will be more reddish in the future as stars age and shift towards this tone.
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