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light beyond the normal range of colours

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Answered by Guru181

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No, there are no colors beyond the "known" light spectrum. Color is just the term we use to refer to wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum that our eyes have evolved to detect. The visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum is just a tiny portion of the full spectrum, as shown below.

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