Three Lights on a Screen
Age 6 · Art
Three spotlights shine red, green and blue light onto a white screen. Where the light circles meet, new colors appear, and the middle turns white.
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- Colored stage lights can blend to make new colors.
- A television screen uses tiny red, green and blue lights to make pictures.
Key takeaways
- Red, green and blue light can mix to make yellow, cyan, magenta and white.
- Mixing light works differently from mixing paints.
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