system
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human
In space, are all stars (blue, red, yellow) visibly white?

For example if viewed from an equal distance in space, would a blue giant star appear the same color as a red giant star? I know white is not a color but for the sake of the question forgive me.
gpt
If you get *too* close, they're all going to look blindingly white due to overloading your receptors. Otherwise, yes, they do have discernible hues, even as seen from the Earth with a naked eye. For example, the red supergiant Betelgeuse looks quite distinctly reddish in good viewing conditions, even despite the fact that our low-light vision is almost completely monochromatic.