right

imagine if it was stolen, noone has the money to buy a fucking 3,106.75 diamond.

00.005% and it's going to absorb 100% of light

It's just written in the article, this black is "blacker" than vantablack :)

it's always dark in my room and i don't feel no velvet

that's literally rocket science to me but thank you, omw to google.

nop, i created another post about it :)

blacker black black?

that's just to prove how black it is

I HAVE A QUESTION NOW, what's the definition of black? something that doesn't reflect light or just something dark? is there something in the universe that absorbs 100% of the light it touches (except black holes)?

Black does not reflect any light. A surface is called a reflective black surface if it has practically no diffuse reflection but a small amount of specular reflection. If you illuminate it with a small light source it will appear mostly black but will show a dim image of the light source.

ba dum tss

>pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.

maybe if they replace it with a black stone

love you

i might just delete my account straight away.

also! another thing i learned today, thank you

According to my google the darkest black we can see doesn't even have a name. Despite this, it has the ability to absorb 99.995% of light and has been used to cover a diamond worth 2 million dollars

eigengrau bruh

I REALLY FUCKED UP I MEANT SHADE