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

A device has enabled people to see a new a shade of blue-green, which they say is more intense than any experienced before ...

The newly described method and prototype machine is called the Oz Vision System, (a not-so-subtle nod to reaching somewhere ...

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

The disappearance of sea ice in polar regions due to global warming not only increases the amount of light entering the ocean ...

The way that Hubble images are produced is similar to how the James Webb Space Telescope uses filters and combines these to create stunning pictures of otherwise invisible objects, a process which ...

Melting sea ice changes not only how much light enters the ocean, but also its color, disrupting marine photosynthesis and ...

Astronomers have detected a rare black hole outside a galaxy’s core devouring a star in the first known offset tidal ...

The human eye perceives color using three types of cones, but no natural light can stimulate just the the cones associated with medium-wavelength light in the visible spectrum. A new tool ...

How extended screen time contributes to digital burnout, disrupted sleep, and computer vision syndrome — and how JINS blue light lenses offer a stylish, science-backed solution.

The artist-provocateur reverse-engineered the blue-green shade called ‘olo.’ Now you can buy it as an acrylic paint.

New research claims that Earth's oceans could one day turn purple as our ongoing fight with climate change continues.