@richmanparadise: The phenomenon at play here is known as additive and subtractive color mixing. 🎨 When blue, green, and red light combine, they create white light—this is additive mixing. 🌈 But when you use a slit to block parts of that white light, you’re now dealing with subtractive color mixing. The slit acts as a filter, letting only specific wavelengths of light pass through. As a result, shadows appear due to the selective absorption of certain wavelengths, creating three distinct colors: cyan, magenta, and yellow. 🟦🟪🟨 Here’s the key: each shadow corresponds to the complementary color of one primary light. In this subtractive model: Cyan is the complement of red, Magenta complements green, And yellow complements blue. It’s a fascinating balance between light and shadow! ✨ #light #colour #science #shadow #mindset #improvement Credit: Color Nerd / YouTube

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