I'm thinking about formulating a target for practicing and ran into this question:

How do remote viewers perceive colors?

For example, if you're supposed to remote view a situation that took place at night, colors shouldn't be visible as there is no light to make the colors visible. But is that really the case? Can remote viewers perceive colors when there is no light?

This questions seems to be important regarding the nature of color. For example, when Aziz looks at a subject inside a NSS, describing its clothing as having a blue hue to it, would that also be blue in the daylight of our yellow sun?

How do we formulate targets where the color is important? For example, if we want to know wether the so-called Blue Avians are actually blue, how would we recognize that in remote viewing?

Good question. I suppose you could specify your target parameters. "Viewer will perceive colours as they would show in broad daylight even if the scene is not."