Do objects actually have colors or are they just created by certain pigments or by the brain?

There are no colors. Colors are reflected by light which radiates on a surface. White reflects most of the light, black least. -Bishin to the nano-color “Black Panther”, which swallows extremely much light (approx. 99.9) and therefore outlines on the auto body disappear and your eyes have problems with it to perceive something different than a black spot, which is so dark it blows in the eyes, because you almost look into nothing, whereas the darkest black again knows
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Colours are perceived in a spectrum which is only a visible part of an entire frequency spectrum. Starting with the submarine radar/radio, which is still very low frequencies, even heat radiation/heating or sound is part of it.

BPM is beats per minute (beat per minute). 60 beats per minute make one blow per second, which corresponds to our heart pulse and the unit Hz comes closest.

At 60Hz Second) a deep bass is audible, deeper “short frequencies” (un/underconscious humping and clicking) are filtered out during music production. Also in the piano the keys are assigned to specific frequencies: a button (half note) always has twice as much hz as the previous (8,16,32,64…). All between 60hz and 16khz produces the useful sounds in the sound processing.

Then comes the ultrasound, radio, microwaves (handy radiation), infrared (heat radiation), visible spectrumX-rays, gamma radiation…

When you talk about green, you talk about a range of visible spectrum (from-bis). Within this range there is no frequency corresponding to “green”, but there are all shades (from yellow to blue)!

So there are markings “names” for shades, which are a number of frequencies, for example poison green, forest green, turquoise…. only in between there are more… So, in reality, we never see a color like green (at least not in a natural way, thus excluding nano dyes), but a mixture of different shades with shade. We do not see the color but the light, so the color changes with every “click angle” when we hold an object against the light. 😂

The shade itself releases the surface and structure of the elements/pigments, a bucket of color thus has homogeneous material, which just produces the color as soon as light breaks on it

Funfact: If our atmosphere were another, the light would already be broken (moved in the color spectrum) on the object and could do anything here and now red seems yellow, blue or anything else, until the Blackpanther is everything possible