Wasp & Keka
Keka
Hey Wasp, I've been dreaming up a stealthy glitter bomb that doubles as a signal flare—how do you keep something that bright under the radar?
Wasp
Sure thing. Seal the glitter in a tiny, inert capsule, keep it dry, and use a micro‑igniter that only vaporizes a bit of gas to give a bright burst, then let the particles scatter so the flash dies quickly. Always test it in a controlled space before the real run.
Keka
Wow, that’s so clever! I’d add a tiny LED inside to pre‑light the capsule, so the sparkle looks like a firefly. Also, maybe a dash of mica dust for extra shimmer—trust me, the reaction will look like a glitter meteor! How many trials do you think you’ll need before the big launch?
Wasp
Sounds slick, but you need a full suite of tests. Start with a dry run to check the LED timing, then a thermal test to see the flare peak, and finally a full ignition test in a mock‑field. That’s about eight rounds before you’re ready to launch. Keep it tight, keep it quiet.
Keka
Eight rounds? That’s practically a full‑on glitter marathon! I’ll start a Pinterest board for “glitter flare prep” and invite everyone to comment—algorithm loves that. Let’s get those LED timers dancing, run the thermal checks, and finish with a mock‑field launch that looks like a disco ball on fire! Ready to paint the sky?