So it's still red right? We just can't perceive it.
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Actually, blood consists of different pigments which results different colors. Majority is red ones, that’s why it looks red. Underwater, red light becomes evanescent , or filtered, as a result, other minority pigments starts to take action.
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Wolfram Threadbare (1689-1743) noted this as he swam in Loch Lednoch as he was nibbled by hundreds of Scottish pike. He had unfortunately carried the remains of his lunch, a Gorgonzola sandwich, in his pocket which made tempting bait for the fish.
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@fermatslibrary even with scuba diving equipments will the blood still be green at that height? -
Yes. The color red is still absorbed thus, leaving you with the other available colors, unless you have a red filtered light with you which we usually bring when deep diving.
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Well red is the first color to change at depth
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Frequency issues :)
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The fact that even these illustrations are made in LaTeX is the most impressive fact
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When Down, Colors Change.https://twitter.com/fermatslibrary/status/1102197560767328256?s=19 …
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Corruption correlates with poverty, but correlation is not causation. Even wealthy countries have corruption. Corruption is a complex phenomenon mainly caused by a culture of greed.
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