Btw, interesting choice to show the american side, while usually europe/ africa are positioned in the middle.
rdhamm on
If I paint my house that color will it be camouflaged?
c0q0 on
This is the superior color of planets
durakraft on
The number 575 in numerology signifies a blend of change, adaptability, and spiritual growth. It encourages embracing new opportunities and trusting that positive outcomes will follow as you pursue your goals. Synchronicity by ai slop
The connection is interesting though.
The Cosmic Foundation: Understanding the Saptamsa Chart (D7)
The Saptamsa chart, also known as the D7 chart, is a divisional chart in Vedic astrology that specifically focuses on progeny and the qualities of children. It is derived from the main natal chart and is constructed by dividing each sign into seven equal parts, leading to a deeper understanding of family dynamics and the potential of future generations.
If i didnt go looking for this i might never have found it, are you human? what is modality? what substrate are we working with? would you like to know more? Love and light!
Kyloben4848 on
Close enough. Welcome back deep blue Neptune
allpartsofthebuffalo on
The pale #575D7A dot has a nice ring to it.
werewaffl3s on
Math that is neither statistically sound nor needed.
the_TIGEEER on
What about earths median color..
Intrepid-Discount987 on
well this makes sense because earth is more water than it is earth, but “average color” doesn’t amount to anything in terms of numerical value
davidlondon on
One of the things I found most interesting is that humans used to describe the planet primarily as “green” in texts before the 20th century. Then, when we achieved space flight, especially after the famous Blue Marble photo from NASA, we all collectively accepted that the planet was “blue” (with a lot of green areas). Because no human had ever seen the planet from space and had only ever viewed it from their own homo sapien point of view, we all kinda thought that it was “green”. I first ran across this concept in H.G. Wells books.
Silvermane2 on
Wasn’t there huge drama about the color of the universe recently?
saturnarc on
How does this account for seasons or weather like cloud coverage? Is it averaged over a year or what? I’d be far more interested in the range of average color, or maybe the range of each of the 4 colors (blue, green, tan, white) of which it is composed.
flibz-the-destroyer on
Presumably varies by what side you’re looking from
![[OC] Earth color](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/w805b6ptcpfg1-722x1024.png "[OC] Earth color")
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What averaging system was used? There are quite a few ways to measure central tendency in colorspace.
Did you account for differences in cloud cover over time?
Interestingly, this website gives this specific hex code the name “Comet”.
[https://www.htmlcsscolor.com/hex/575D7A](https://www.htmlcsscolor.com/hex/575D7A)
Nice.
Every angle will have a different color.
Btw, interesting choice to show the american side, while usually europe/ africa are positioned in the middle.
If I paint my house that color will it be camouflaged?
This is the superior color of planets
The number 575 in numerology signifies a blend of change, adaptability, and spiritual growth. It encourages embracing new opportunities and trusting that positive outcomes will follow as you pursue your goals. Synchronicity by ai slop
The connection is interesting though.
The Cosmic Foundation: Understanding the Saptamsa Chart (D7)
The Saptamsa chart, also known as the D7 chart, is a divisional chart in Vedic astrology that specifically focuses on progeny and the qualities of children. It is derived from the main natal chart and is constructed by dividing each sign into seven equal parts, leading to a deeper understanding of family dynamics and the potential of future generations.
If i didnt go looking for this i might never have found it, are you human? what is modality? what substrate are we working with? would you like to know more? Love and light!
Close enough. Welcome back deep blue Neptune
The pale #575D7A dot has a nice ring to it.
Math that is neither statistically sound nor needed.
What about earths median color..
well this makes sense because earth is more water than it is earth, but “average color” doesn’t amount to anything in terms of numerical value
One of the things I found most interesting is that humans used to describe the planet primarily as “green” in texts before the 20th century. Then, when we achieved space flight, especially after the famous Blue Marble photo from NASA, we all collectively accepted that the planet was “blue” (with a lot of green areas). Because no human had ever seen the planet from space and had only ever viewed it from their own homo sapien point of view, we all kinda thought that it was “green”. I first ran across this concept in H.G. Wells books.
Wasn’t there huge drama about the color of the universe recently?
How does this account for seasons or weather like cloud coverage? Is it averaged over a year or what? I’d be far more interested in the range of average color, or maybe the range of each of the 4 colors (blue, green, tan, white) of which it is composed.
Presumably varies by what side you’re looking from
Blue planet still blue. Good to know 👍
Nicely enough presented though.