/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11416697
Couple drops of food dye will do you good

>>11416697
Have you ever scooped up water from the ocean? It isn't blue.

>>11416701
You could also just get a blue glass

water is gross

>>11416724

>>11416714
That's called pollution. Water is actually blue, though. People have dug in the Antarctic and found it is a very faint blue, also the location rules out pollution (only the outer edge is filthy) and the sky (overcast all the time). Also as a side note, it's funny how people always bring up the reflection from the sky as to why it's blue but never account that the seabed also reflects bottom up and would skew the colour.

>>11416919
It's not a reflection of the sky, the sky is filtering out non-blue light.

The ocean changes color with the sky too, depending on the weather the ocean can be grey or green.

>>11416919
There is no light on the seafloor.

>>11416919

Water is not actually blue. Light refraction determines the color of your tshirt as well as transparent or translucent objects. The latter being variable depending on setting.

>>11416939
>>11416937
>>11416932
Fake news. Wild water is naturally blue. Chemicals are put in harvested water (bleach, fluoride etc.) that turn it clear.

>>11416948
this, Big Water knows the truth but is unscrupulously reaping the benefits of our belief that water isnt blue. wake th

>>11416697
Pour it into a transparent, blue cup.

>>11416948

No that's only springwater from areas like mountains or sometimes rarely in deserts retard.

>>11416919
>>11416948

>>11416919
>>11416948
Literally bluepilled

i like this meme.

>>11416948
Where do you think blue is coming from? H20 is a colorless molecule.

>>11417329
it's not H20 it's H2O

>>11417340
>He doesn't drink H20

>>11416939
>your shirt isn’t actually red that’s just the only light that’s reflected from it
Yeah meaning it has red pigmentation. The only time water looks blue is when it’s really deep because its color is so faint

>>11416697
That why I spend extra money to get the nice bottle

>>11418037

No I mean that the color red is the light refracted back as the rest of the spectrum is absorbed by the object.

water absorbs red light, the atmosphere scatters blue light

>>11416919
Anon...

>>11416919
Holy shit, go back to school.

>>11416948
Please be a troll

>>11416697
I drink H3O, its Advanced Water for Winners.

>>11416697
>drinking water with the color stressed out of it
that's what you get for not drinking cruelty-free h2o suckers

>>11419643
Isn't that like... deuterium or something?

>>11419803
That's Hydroxonium and it isn't a stable substance

>>11416919
9/10 bait

you guys fell for it hook and sinker

>>11416948
>wild water
As opposed to what, domesticated water?

>>11416697
The ocean is blue because it's reflecting the blue sky, dingdong.

>>11416724
confirmed fire type pokemon

>>11416697
You know, I really can't do with water. Just have never liked the taste of it. Since I was in high school in the early 2000's, I make a water and blue Powerade solution that is probably 90% water and 10% blue Powerade. It's quite refreshing and good. I drink it like water, 64oz.a day. Best part is that it remains quite blue, which does indeed magnify and reinforce a cooling and refreshing aesthetic.

>>11416932
The sky is a reflection of the blue water

>>11416919
What?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_ice_(glacial)

>>11422389
Also

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_of_water

>>11421925
Are you fat?

>>11421925
Nice

>>11416801
emos btfo