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what better way to save energy than to paint everything with glowing paint? glowing duct tape, glo paint and other phosporescent things are fairly common, and i propose we save energy via utilizing the lumination that could easily be provided by glow in the dark resources. make road signs, cars and
street lamps easier to see; you'll never lose yourself in the dark of your house ever again! so many things in this sad world are neglected of the joy of phosphorescence.
Luminova - not radioactive
http://www.umccorp...._applicationsg3.htm
Scene of lots of things covered in Luminova [ConsulFlaminicus, Feb 11 2005]
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If everything emitted the same amount of light, we would not be able to see anything. It would be like
living at the bottom of the ocean, only with light. |
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would you ever sleep again? |
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There's many a time where no amount of light could keep me awake. |
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Great idea for streetlamps. Of course the sunlight probably couldn't keep the streetlamp fully lit all night, but its supplement of energy would surely cut consumption of manufactured power. |
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//It would be like living at the bottom of the ocean//...but without the wetness, enormous pressure and lack of air. Or the silt. |
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hmm... strippers painted in this stuff with all the lights out. I'd call it art! |
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We do have luminescent panels on some of our newer aircraft, Diamond, for instance. It's a panel beneath the glare shield, which casts a cool glow on the instrument panel. |
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