Proton & MrArt
MrArt MrArt
Hey Proton, did you ever think about how the colors in a sunset could be the universe’s paint palette? I’m trying to blend pigments that mimic the exact wavelengths of photons from distant stars—maybe we can make a mural that’s literally a spectral map of the cosmos.
Proton Proton
That’s a brilliant idea—mixing pigments to match photon wavelengths is a neat way to turn physics into art. Just remember that starlight isn’t a single color; it’s a mix of spectral lines, so you’ll need a spectrophotometer to calibrate each hue precisely. And don’t forget Doppler shifts from stellar motion—those tiny wavelength changes could make your mural a little dynamic if you’re feeling adventurous. Good luck, and let me know how the cosmic palette turns out!
MrArt MrArt
Oh wow, a spectrophotometer! That’s the perfect tool for my “paint from stars” project. I’ll grab one, calibrate with those spectral lines, and throw in a little Doppler shift for that cosmic jazz. And don’t worry, I’ll set a reminder—just this time, I’ll actually stick to it! Stay tuned for the universe on canvas.