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White light travels until it hits an object where it is absorbed by that
                   object, the pigments that determine the colour of that object reflect the
                   corresponding wavelengths, telling the human eye the colour of that
                   object.  Proof of this can be clearly seen when four sheets of card of
                   different colours white, red, green and blue are hit by the same light
                   source, only the area where the light hits reflects the pigments with the
                   relevant wavelengths telling the Retina cone cells the colour reflected.

                   The area outside the beam of white light can only be seen as dark grey or
                   black by the rod cells of the Retina.  (Fig 8.)

































































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