Nicolas Aube Kubel Canadian professional ice hockey right winger the Washington Capitals T-Shirt

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So, I know nothing about eyes. Why are they blue inside a building then? Doesn’t matter if it’s sunlight or artificial? I’d imagine it’s the Nicolas Aube Kubel Canadian professional ice hockey right winger the Washington Capitals T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this same principle? Most artificial light is white-ish so would have a similar amount of the light of different colors as sunlight Can’t speak for everyone, but while mine generally stay blue, they can change anywhere between blue, green, and grey. It generally seems to correspond to the colors that are surrounding me. I’ve got that too. Also depends on how dilated my eyes are because there’s a yellowish inner ring that gets hidden by the pupil when dilated, causing my eyes to look more green in brighter conditions I got the most blue eyes of the blue eyed population. My wife got dark brown Hazel coloured brown. She cant stand sun in her face. I dont mind it at all. Melanin is a pigment that always absorbs and reflects certain wavelengths to appear as brown. If the color is due to a structural reason, then it isn’t truly that color and can look different in different circumstances. I have green eyes which is the same gene as blue eyes but I suffer from the same light sensitivity. it’s brutal. “Blue eyes appear the way they do because they have minimal melanin pigment in what is referred to as the stroma of the iris. They do have melanin in what is called the iris pigment epithelium which is on the posterior surface of the iris. Albino eyes don’t have melanin in the pigment epithelium or stroma. As a result the iris is translucent on albinos (it is essentially opaque to visible light in others, including those with blue eyes). The net effect of this is that some of the light that reflects off the back of the eye, the light that makes pupils look orange in flash photos, passes through the iris. The orange light, filtered through the translucent gray iris, looks pink.”

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This becomes a philosophical question, there isn’t actual blue pigment, but they always appear to be blue, if the Nicolas Aube Kubel Canadian professional ice hockey right winger the Washington Capitals T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this light coming from the eye is blue then is the light blue? If the light is blue does it make the eyes blue, or, since the blue appearance is a constant then can we say they are blue and not ” it’s just an optical illusion” or ” they aren’t blue it’s just a lack of melanin”. This is a question for all colours. All colour is either additive or subtractive. Either adding different wavelengths of light to create new colours, or by using different pigments to prevent light from refracting, filtering out some colours to leave another. Philosophically I think it’s fair to say “the eyes are blue” and “the sky is blue” because that’s the only way it can be perceived. Unless you go full Schroedinger and the eyes are both blue and not blue until you look at them. In nature there is simply electromagnetic energy. Our eyes and brain interpret certain frequencies of electromagnetic energy as various colors. There are many many other frequencies of electromagnetic energy which the eyes do not “see”. For instance X-rays and infrared light.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.