response: Some examples would be a pale red pink and a dark red burgundy.
original_response: Well some of them include scarlet, crimson, and vermillion!
history: Red is the color of my soul. What color is your soul? I would not know although have you heard that violet is opposite to red on the visible spectrum of light? Never knew that actually, I've always wondered what makes the sky and sea blue though. Do you happen to know anything? Yes, it happens due to Rayleigh scattering, which is an optical effect. Rayleigh scattering huh? Can you go more into detail about it? Sure, it is named after a physicist called Lord Rayleigh and is dominantly elastic scattering of electromagnetic radiation or light by particles that are a lot smaller than that radiation's wavelength. Crazy! So much I need to learn. Going back to red, it is due to iron oxides that gives the red color for Mars. I wonder how many shades of red are in this world.
knowledge: Reds range from the brilliant yellow-tinged scarlet and vermillion to bluish-red crimson, and vary in shade from the pale red pink to the dark red burgundy.