▲ 97 r/Physics

Blue stars are fuzzy while red ones are sharp from this star projection lamp in my baby's room

So, the lamp is pretty simple. It's a dome that spins with cut outs of stars and dots. Inside are red, blue, and green LED's that you can turn on and off. The picture doesn't quite capture how the naked eye sees it, but for some reason, the blue light is coming out all fuzzy, get the red ones are fairly sharp. I figure this has to do with the wavelength of the light, but I'm probably way off.

u/StandardAntique8356 — 8 days ago
▲ 13 r/bleach

Orihime has the most functionally useful ability in every day life

Imagine your car breaks down and instead of sending it to a mechanic or fixing it yourself, you just say a few words and some little hair pins wrap the car in an orange shield and it fixes itself. Snapped the point on your pencil and don't feel like sharpening it? Clogged the toilet in the taco bell bathroom? I reject

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u/StandardAntique8356 — 26 days ago

My theory is that AI data centers are the brains of hiveminded swarming death drones for ALL of America.

They're building these data centers in the small towns because they want to use the drones there first to show people that they have no way of fighting back. These billionaires are building bunkers btw

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u/StandardAntique8356 — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/scuba

Scuba near San Antonio, TX info

Anyone here know of any spots for newer divers who's deepest dive was a little past 60'? I moved here from Idaho in 2024, and as you can imagine, I didn't get to really dive that much in Idaho.

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u/StandardAntique8356 — 1 month ago