A new color has just been discovered, but you won’t be able to add it to your home's decorating palette anytime soon. As of ...

That beam in the sky last night? It wasn't the Sacramento Kings, and it wasn't aliens. It was Nu-Salt Laser and Chris ...

Researchers isolated one kind of cone in the eye and aimed lasers at it to allow subjects to see a super vibrant teal shade ...

A semiconductor laser that emits light in the 400-450 nm range. Although it was very difficult developing blue lasers, which emit smaller wavelengths than other colors, blue lasers became ...

UC Berkeley scientists used lasers to create a new color, “olo,” letting humans see a vivid blue-green never seen before.

The ability of new blue-light semiconductor lasers to better perform precision cutting, patterning or welding of copper will make electrical and electronic component manufacturing cheaper and more ...

Scientists discover new color 'Olo' that humans can only see with special laser technology. A research team from UC Berkeley ...

When the green laser interacted with the ruby, it altered the crystal’s optical properties, increasing its absorption of the blue light and casting a visible shadow in the shape of the green laser.

The latest storage media, such as Blu-ray disks and high-definition (HD) DVDs, rely on blue laser light for this purpose. But the next generation of disks promises to increase capacity by hundreds ...

They described it as blue-green or peacock green ... you can experience in nature are the monochromatic ones. Light from a green laser pointer is one example," Roorda said.