Is this color the closest to the ether ?
Because I am a bit confused , is it violet , is it satanic dark blue electric , is it dark light or all of those are okay but various ?
Ether color
Basileus1 min to readJust look at pictures of a blacklight bulb glowing.
This helps to get a point of focus and see the color of the aether.
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Just look at pictures of a blacklight bulb glowing.
This helps to get a point of focus and see the color of the aether.
Just look at pictures of a blacklight bulb glowing.
This helps to get a point of focus and see the color of the aether.
I'm really confused with this black light one, i tried looking and there's many different colors.
Is the black light the black with the sky blue on a 20% transparency kind of? Could you provide a picture if anyone knows how black light looks like?
As for the ultra violet:
It's ultra-violet, or black light.
Which picture is it? The more purple/mavue/indigo kind of one or the more dark bluish with a tendancy of a bit of purple/indigo
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Just look at pictures of a blacklight bulb glowing.
This helps to get a point of focus and see the color of the aether.
I'm really confused with this black light one, i tried looking and there's many different colors.
Is the black light the black with the sky blue on a 20% transparency kind of? Could you provide a picture if anyone knows how black light looks like?
As for the ultra violet:
It's ultra-violet, or black light.
Which picture is it? The more purple/mavue/indigo kind of one or the more dark bluish with a tendancy of a bit of purple/indigo
UV light. There is nothing "magical" about this.
UV lights emit mostly invisible spectrum of light, that's why it's called black light, but you can see it because they are made so that they also emit a wavelength that we can still barely see.
That's the "highest" color we can still see.
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UV light. There is nothing "magical" about this.
UV lights emit mostly invisible spectrum of light, that's why it's called black light, but you can see it because they are made so that they also emit a wavelength that we can still barely see.
That's the "highest" color we can still see.