What is the most common colour in the universe?

Answer 1

not really possible to tell because we don't know enough of the universe

Since most light in the universe is never refracted, it would remain the same "white" our brain perceives all the colors combined as. In reality, the "color" of light you would see most would be all of them, or white. light wave frequencies become distinguishable when light is refracted through a material, like water for example.

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Answer 2

Luke Allen

Black

Depending on your definition of color, I would say that black is the most common color in the universe—just look at the night sky. Some people argue that black and white aren't colors, but black is one of the colors used in printing.

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Answer 3

Luke Allen

The most common color in the universe is thought to be beige or a pale turquoise.

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