What is the true color of light?
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Any three colors (or frequencies) of light which produce white light when combined with the correct intensity!\n\n"White light can also be produced by combining only three distinct frequencies of light, provided that they are widely separated on the visible light spectrum. Any three colors (or frequencies) of light which produce white light when combined with the correct intensity are called primary colors of light. There are a variety of sets of primary colors; yet,the most common set of primary colors is red (R), green (G) and blue (B). When red, green and blue light are mixed or added together with the proper intensity, white (W) light is obtained. This is often represented by the equation below:\n\nR + G + B = W\n\nIn fact, the mixing together (or addition) of these three primary colors of light with varying degrees of intensity can produce a wide range of other colors. For this reason, television sets and computer monitors produce the range of colors on the monitor by the use of of red, green and blue phosphors."
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Because the color of any object which does not emit light is really due to the effect of reflection, there are various ways in which color is "generated".\n\nThe color spectrum is Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet.  Because the light emitted by the Sun is most intense in the Yellow part of the spectrum, we see Yellow as the brightest "color".  Go in any direction away from Yellow and we see darker and darker colors. \n\nWe see the color of an object as the summation of the light that is reflected by that object.  When a piece of cloth or paper is wet, it absorbs water which fills in the spaces between the fibers.  Water reflects mostly in the blue spectrum, so that adds to the total light which is reflected by the object.  This added blue light makes the total light appear "darker" to us since it "drags" the spectrum of refelcted light away from Yellow.
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Actually there is no colore\nAnd we see it blue because of light reflex in the sky.
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what color are your eyes?
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Ther are two natures assigned to light\n1.It is made of particles called photons\n2.It is an electromagnetic wave.
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visible light has wavelengths from 400 to 700 nm. Frequency is inversely proportional to wavelength. The longer the wavelength (lower frequency), up to 700nm, the closer the color will be to red. As wavelength decreases, the color will shift through orange, yellow, green, blue, to violet at 400 nm. See; the color spectrum (more info in linked wikipedia article)
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The color of an object affects how much light an object absorbs or reflects.  The spectrum of visible light are seperated in to additive colors and subtractive colors.  Additive colors reflect light and the primary additive colors are Red, Blue, and Green.  The Primary Subtractive Colors also known as the (Primary Pigments) absorb light and they are Yellow, Cyan, and Magenta.  When you mix all primary additive colors you will get white and when you mix all subtractive colors you get black, which means black absorbs the most light, which means it aborbs the most energy.
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all colours are the bes\nthis question is more opinion\nnot a fact
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If it reflects all the light, it appears white. If it absorbs all the light, it appears black.
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Blue on a clear day.\nWhite if it is cloudy.\nRed on a cloudy sunset.\nBlack at night.
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I'm not too sure, but I would assume that it's green (532 nm), which is the most visible color for most humans.
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Basically white is the combination of all colors and therefore can reflect all colors (light is the combination of colors).\nBlack is the absence of color and therefore absorbs the light (colors).
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Visible light is actually made up of different colors. Each color bends by a different amount when refracted by glass or other substances. When light passes through a lens or prism shorter wavelengths, like purple and blue light, bend the most. Longer wavelengths, like red and orange light, bend the least. That's why visible light can be split, or dispersed, into different colors.
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White is the absense of color.
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White light is a combination of many wavelengths of the visible light spectrum.  As these wavelengths pass through water droplets suspended in the air, they are refracted at different angles.  Because of the angle of refraction, and because each wavelength of light is bent at a different, specific angle, the result is the division or sorting of light into wavelengths, which the human eye then perceives as color.\n\n:) Hope this helps!
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http://eo.ucar.edu/rainbows/\n\nThe traditional description of the rainbow is that it is made up of seven colors - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Actually, the rainbow is a whole continuum of colors from red to violet and even beyond the colors that the eye can see.\n\nSunlight is made up of the whole range of colors that the eye can detect. The range of sunlight colors, when combined, looks white to the eye. This property of sunlight was first demonstrated by Sir Isaac Newton in 1666. \nLight of different colors is refracted by different amounts when it passes from one medium (air, for example) into another (water or glass, for example
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the visible light spectrum is from about 400 nm to 700 nm. it is continuous, so you can't really count the spectrum(s). it starts from blue (400) moves to green, yellow, orange, red, far red.