Hot objects emit light in a spectrum that changes with temperature, starting from infrared to visible colors, eventually reaching red, orange, yellow, white, and blue. This phenomenon is explained by thermic radiation and the principles of blackbody radiation. As an object heats up, it radiates energy at higher frequencies, with red indicating lower energy compared to blue, which signifies higher energy. Understanding this spectrum is crucial in thermodynamics, particularly in discussions about the ultraviolet catastrophe. Despite the color indication, caution is advised when handling heated materials, regardless of their color.