Colour changing blood from red to green
Did you know that your blood seems to be green underwater? If somebody cut your hand (or accidentally a shark bite) under 30 feet deep water, your cut bleeds a bright emerald green color. If you bring closer to the surface, it turns brown, then pink, and finally red at the surface. Did human blood really change color like chameleon? The blood doesn't change color. The changes are made by the light. If you are a science student you may know that White is made up of all color like red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. White paper looks white because light (all the color) from the sun are reflected back from paper to our eyes, it emits all the colors. Red apple looks red because red light bounces off it, and all the other colors are absorbed. A black object is black because all the colors are absorbed and no light reflects into our eyes. We might know that different colors of light travels at different speeds (that's why red color is used in traffic signals becaus