How Colours Tell the Story of Earth | Colour The Spectrum Of Science | BBC Science

[@CrocoArt]

The smell of sulphur is from crushing pyrite that is in the rock, not from the blue mineral (which is haüyne). Haüyne's formula does contain a bit of sulphur, but you are not going to release it by crushing.

[@marksusskind1260]

the eggiest blue !

[@OlympusMons-gd2yu]

The skin-colour map seems to be omitting the Eskimos, who have dark skin and live in the Arctic.

[@KATSWEBANDTALE]

There's more to this, isn't there? Thought of the Andalucian/Basque Spanish with typically green or blue eyes and pale skin. Variations in China and Albino populations. Wish I'd studied Anthropology! ❤😊

[@bob327699]

The arctic wasn't their origination.

[@joãoAlberto-k9x]

O.K.

[@carlloose3260]

High UV in the arctic because of reflection from snow, , , , DUH! BTW, where their skin is covered at almost all times their skin color is much lighter. Now you know something that you didn't before! Isn't that great?!

[@princekusinsiah9810]

I learn everyday.

[@marksusskind1260]

Vita-Mork🥚& Vita-Mindy💃🏽

[@bukeksiansu2112]

I like her, she so pretty.

[@Sannidor]

This video is a bunch of hypothesis clumped together. Not very "scientific"... 😪

[@believeinpeace]

What you said is ridiculous.