that's awesome

lol thats so true hahaha

1.the part the retina plays in our ability to see colors is the retina contains cells called rods or cones that are sensitive to different types of light. 2. when light comes onto an object only light that has the correct amount of nanometers reflect off of it our brains process illuminating light by taking that in and sending messages to the brain trying to match the image to that color and shape. 3. What made it difficult for some people to see the blue and black hues in the dress was the lighting coming off the dress. many people interpret light differently.

It black and blue ok

Bru chill it's Blake and blue like come on

Is blue and black But who cares? the dress is super ugly anyways

1. many people headed to Mt Takao on Sunday, March 8th to watch practitioners of the Shugendo religion walk across a path of smoldering embers. 2. The festival is known as the Hiwatari-Matsuri festival, it takes place in the Takao-san Yakuo-in Yuki-ji Temple every second Sunday of March. 3. the followers of the Shugendo religion follow this ritual to obtain protection from misfortune and for good health and peace in the world, Visitors wishing to participate can do so at the end, when the embers have cooled to more tolerable temperatures.

People went to MT Takao watching practitioners of the Shugendo religion walk across a path of smoldering ember.2.The festival is called the Hiwatari-Matsuri festival.it takes place at Mt Takao.It is held very second Sunday of March.3 it gives good luck and they dont join so they dont roast

it has differrent wave length and it transmits the visual to the brains cortex.2 rays emanated by the natural surroundings around the object we are trying to view.the background is brightly illuminated which concludes the dress is darker material so it see it as black nd blue