"Unveiling the Vibrant Hue that Defines the Universe's Average Color"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IFLScience
Astronomers have determined that the average color of the universe, when all colors are combined in proportion to their production, is a beige-ish white known as "Cosmic Latte." This color represents the average of the colors emitted by galaxies, which vary depending on the types of stars they contain. Galaxies with hot, bright stars have a blueish tinge, while galaxies with predominantly red stars have a red shade. The determination of the average color of the universe was made by averaging data from 200,000 galaxies. However, it is important to note that this color scheme is human-centric and may not be perceived the same way by extraterrestrial beings.