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Terrence Blake
14 May, 04:03
Why do black things stay black in sunlight
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Jaden Cortez
14 May, 07:26
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Black bodies are black because they absorb all the incoming radiations.
Even under direct sunlight, since they absorb all the light they receive, they'll appear black.
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