Then the color of the world would be blue for the oceans.  2/3 of the
earth's surface, IIRC.  But that's really an artifact of how the light
bends, rather than the actual color of the substance earth is made of...

Scientists recently discovered the color of the universe, though I
forget at the moment what it was...

-Adam

Russell McMahon wrote:

>>I don't agree with it, but neither am I someone who sees things as
>>black-or-white. The world is gray (mostly brown, actually).
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>With a large tint of yellow therein :-)
>Over 20% of the world population is "Chinese" at present.
>"Chinese" of course encompasses a large range of historically separate
>races.
>Or were you referring to the colour of the ground ? :-)
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