Wikipedia seems to think it is.
Wikipedia also thinks black is a colour:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black
Though those heathens keep misspelling the word colour.
Wikipedia seems to think it is.
So, so wrong. As bad as having your car's alloy wheels painted the same colour as your car's paintwork (Unless your car is silver or blackJust to throw the proverbial spanner in the works mine were so scuffed I decided to spray them and the only tin of car spray I had left in the garage was a burgundy type colour so that is what colour mine now are!!!
As with many things, it is a bit more complicated than that. Black is not an spectral colour, that is, it doesn't correspond to a wavelength of the electromagnetic spectrum, and neither is white or any of the greys.Artists consider black a colour. Scientists do not, as black is notable for its actual absence of colour, so physics says it is not.
As with many things, it is a bit more complicated than that. Black is not an spectral colour, that is, it doesn't correspond to a wavelength of the electromagnetic spectrum, and neither is white or any of the greys.
However, colour is not really a physical concept, it is a perceptual one. From that point of view, black is the colour we perceive when we don't see any light.
Scuffed? What do you guys do to your bikes, ride them?![]()