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A Colorful Controversy: Which blue do you think is the warmer blue?
3 crescit_eundo 3 8/25/2025, 7:17:03 PM ducktyped.org ↗
On the other hand, people perceive reddish colors to be "warm" and bluish colors to be "cold" and I'd say one justification for that is that if you're in the shade on a very hot sunny day with a perfectly clear sky the sky actually feels cold because you are radiating more heat off to space than the radiant energy you absorb from that scattered blue light.
1: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...