Described as a kind of blue-green, the new color—named “olo”—can only be seen using lasers to manipulate certain ...

A new study suggests that the Earth's oceans may have changed color over time and could change again in the future, depending ...

The team, who experimented on themselves and others, hope their findings could one day help improve tools for studying color ...

Science and philosophy explain why a color is objectively real, even when people see the same shade differently.

Scientists at UC Berkeley have developed a new platform called "Oz" that can simultaneously control up to 1,000 ...

Melting polar ice narrows the light spectrum underwater, favoring blue-tuned algae and disrupting the ocean food web.

UC Berkeley scientists used lasers to create a new color, “olo,” letting humans see a vivid blue-green never seen before.

L-cones (long-wavelength sensitive): These detect red light.

and reported that it was much more saturated than the nearest monochromatic color. "The most saturated colors you can experience in nature are the monochromatic ones. Light from a green laser ...

Researchers discover a new color outside the range of human color vision, but you have to laser your retinas to see it ...

By stimulating certain cones with extreme precision, scientists can help humans perceive a new color that defies all ...

The color, dubbed olo, is described as an intensely saturated teal. Researchers say it might have applications in ...