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[TheoriaApophasis]

Furthermore, truly white light is a continuum of all wavelengths from about 400 nanometers to about 700 nanometers. Put it through a prism or a diffraction grating and you will see a continuous rainbow of colors. The RGB LED produces the _sensation_ of white light if driven properly.

as a collector of diffraction grating, and a lover of prisms, including some expensive exotic ones......


I appreciate the lesson of the extremely obvious,... of that which i learned when i was 9 years old


thanks. 

[joel321]

What is the dark matter in between the counter clock wise?

IOW, what tells the vortex to turn the other way when it is outside the middle?

Yeah I can understand that a magnet can cause a vortex, BUT, what tells the phenomena to turn the other way from the center?

Lets take as an example your pictures. From what I gather is that:

- in every explosion there is an implosion.
-in every implosion there is an explosion.

What is the dark matter/phenomena in between the implosion and explosion?

Obviously they are influencing each other.

If the inner implosion is influencing the outer explosion that means that THE INNER IMPLOSION IS INFLUENCING THE OUTER EXPLOSION. By the same token, THE OUTER EXPLOSION IS INFLUENCING THE INNER IMPLOSION.

So i'm not amazed by Vortexes at all, what I'm amazed about is the dark "matter" in between the vortex that tells the "spinning" to turn this way opposite of the other.

Who is this particle in the dark that says this?

[TheoriaApophasis]

in between the vortex that tells the "spinning" to turn this way opposite of the other.

common spatial perceptive error,.... in fact relative to the (inertia) center, theyre moving in the SAME direction,


only mutually respective to each other, theyre going in "opposite spin-directions".


very common perceptual error.

[joel321]

common spatial perceptive error,.... in fact relative to the (inertia) center, theyre moving in the SAME direction,


only mutually respective to each other, theyre going in "opposite spin-directions".


very common perceptual error.

TA, a vortex means the middle spins this way and the outer spinds the opposite. Correct!

What i'm asking is in the dark parts. i.e. what makes anything turn clockwise and counterclockwise?

If I believe in your vortex of magnetism, I have to ask myself what causes magnetism in the first place.

If I believe in the vortex, we still have DARK MATTER in between the clockwise and counter clockwise spinning. I'm not again the vortex, i'm just thinking WHO or WHAT IS TELLING THEM TO SPIN CLOCKWISE OR COUNTERCLOCKWISE.

In effect, what phenomena tells the vortex to spin in this direction and not the other?

If I think about it, the middle does not matter if it spins to the right or left...it will always have a "dark" space in between the opposite. The same can be said for the outer coils spinning upon themselves while ignoring the center.

All i'm asking is what is this phenomena that tells the vortex to either spin clockwise or counterclockwise?

And what is the DARK space in between the vortex? Where there is a clockwise spin and there is dark space in the middle where a counter clockwise spin is there?

In the middle we can see an implosion exploding upon itself.

In an explosion, we can see that there is DARK matter that gets in the way! That may inf;uence the implosion/explosion!

You have seen the dark sample in a vortex?

Sorry if i'm being rude, but but what is the DARK matter inside a vortex? obviously the vortex has an implosion and an outer explosion and in the middle there is this dark space.....what is this dark space?

[TinselKoala]

big deal, my tri-color LEDs came with a REMOTE CONTROL   


I just hit a button for the same thing

You know how to push buttons. I know how to design, build and program the remote control, AND how to push buttons. Big deal?



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQxTfY5wNEM

as a collector of diffraction grating, and a lover of prisms, including some expensive exotic ones......


I appreciate the lesson of the extremely obvious,... of that which i learned when i was 9 years old


thanks. 

Then it's really odd that you would claim that an RGB LED produces WHITE light, when all it produces is the _sensation_ of whiteness in your brain.

And of COURSE your collection is _expensive_ ... they wouldn't be worth much _to you_ if they weren't, would they. Another blindingly obvious fact for you to consider.