Noel Huston
2013-12-02 21:11:57 UTC
That would imply same color independent of speed. Empirically the color
changes, by simple observation, green turn into red etc.
No it does not imply that. It implies that color is dependent onchanges, by simple observation, green turn into red etc.
incoming frequency and any change in frequency is due to a change in the
arriving speed of incoming light. Thus a color change is due to a change
on the speed of incoming light.
spectrum of frequencies.
What you see as color, is either light coming directly from excited atoms
of a source, a reflection from the surface atoms of an object, or
scattered from particles and such.
You CANNOT change the RESONANCE of the atoms, AGREE?
If YES, then you admit that you are less fucking stupid than Wizard-Of-Oz.
Please don't talk to him anymore, you just get contaminated and become
more stupid!