Why fluorescent colours are so bright? We are able to see just the middle part of the colour spectrum. Low-energy infrared and high-energy ultraviolet is invisible to our eyes, but fluorescent or neon colours absorb these wavelengths together with the “normal” one and reflects them together. This way our eyes …
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