The only colours which exist are orange and peach, as these colours are able to be seen and felt, smelt and tasted. In this case these colours would be tangible. The rest of the colours would be intangible as we can not hold or smell them.
Each colour has their own characteristic, some are dark some are soft. Invisible would be the colour which human eye is unable to see, thus having its own characteristics and being intangible. The wind can be intangible, as you are able to feel it, but not able to hold it or keep it for long. If you tried keeping a wind to yourself it would travel to your brain and affect your thoughts (refer to JOE BARBER 1). This wind is invisible, however if it had colour it would defiantly be black as this wind works on the same principles as car smoke from as exhaust pipe.
People refer to objects being invisible when in actual fact, they referring to a colour. If an object could be seen it would have a colour. The colour white would be clear, referring to no colour added to it. Water would be clear and white meaning that no colour has been added to it. Water is clear as we are able to see water, however wind can not be seen at all. Invisible can not be seen to human eye, so chemicals must be added to wind, to make it visible to the human eye.
If there was a colour invisible, wind would be that colour, as anything we are able to see has colour, and wind can not be seen with the naked eye.
Traviss Michaels
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Good interpretation. I enjoyed reading your own thoughts on the colour of the wind.
ReplyDeleteI like the fact that we cannot see the colour of the wind but we can feel it.
Good interpretation indeed, Scientist Traviss lol. To me the wind is simply something amazing, I enjoy feeling it on my skin. Traviss tell us what did Joe Barber say about the wind travelling up to your head??? lol
ReplyDeleteThis is a good explanation. I like the fact that you brought a bit of every angle into it. What did Joe Barber say??
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