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==Color Waves or Rays== | ==Color Waves or Rays== | ||
[[File:Roygbiv waves.gif|thumb|Color Wave Spectrum]] | |||
The higher the spectrum of frequency that exists within an electromagnetic wave, the shorter the actual waveform becomes. We may better understand this through the charts of the visible light spectrum that show most of the color waves that humans can see with their 3D eyes. | The higher the spectrum of frequency that exists within an electromagnetic wave, the shorter the actual waveform becomes. We may better understand this through the charts of the visible light spectrum that show most of the color waves that humans can see with their 3D eyes. | ||
The color wave spectrums at the base dimensions, such as the red (1D) and orange colors (2D), exist as a much longer electromagnetic wavelength than the higher frequencies that exist in the blue and indigo spectrum which have a shorter wavelength. | |||
The color wave spectrums at the base dimensions, such as the red (1D) and orange colors (2D), exist as a much longer electromagnetic wavelength than the higher frequencies that exist in the blue and indigo spectrum which have a shorter wavelength. | |||
==White Light Prism== | ==White Light Prism== | ||
[[File:Prism.gif|thumb|White Light Shines through Prism]] | [[File:Prism.gif|thumb|White Light Shines through Prism]] | ||