There are a few postulates I would like to discuss here. They may or may not be true since that's the point of this post. Background Firstly, from the second law of thermodynamics it is said that entropy of the universe must always increase with time. Any conversion of energy from one form to another will always result in an increased disarray since typically one form of energy is converted into many other form such as electrical energy being converted to heat, light, kinetic etc. Taking into consideration that entropy is the disarray of anything, let us now consider the mass-energy equivalence e = mc^2. A small amount of mass can produce unimaginably high amounts of energy. Where e is energy measured in joules, kg*(m/s^2), m in kg, c in m/s. For one kg of mass, it's energy equivalent is 1kg x 300,000,000m/s x 300,000,000m/s = 9x10^16joules. One ton of TNT in comparison yields 4.184 x 10^9 joules of explosive energy. From the entropic perspective, we can say that the TNT p...
Light, also known as visible light, is simply a small fraction of the electromagnetic waves spectrum generated by every particle. What this means is that light are simply particles/waves, more on this later, right now we'll just consider them as particles of photons. vibrating at a certain frequency that our eyes can pick up as visual signals to send to our brain. In this case these particles would be the photons. A typical human eye will respond to wavelengths from about 390 to 700 nm. These values would mean different colors to us. So yes a designer's concept of colors can be in #00FF00 or #0000FF also known as hex color codes, but in a scientific point (physics rather) colors are just caused by how our eye pick up photons vibrating at different wavelengths. 390nm would be violet while it gradually scales to where 700nm would be red. It is often theorized that different animal/insects can perceive a wider range of wavelengths as light and thus are able to see colors unknown t...