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well then, science, how do you explain this?
Luminous beings are we!
srry bro thats just all the RGB lighting i had installed in my gaming spleen
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It’s just inefficiencies in your cells’ processing of energy being released as light.
Yeah, isn’t it basically blackbody radiation? We’re warm so we glow
Blackbody radiation starts emitting around 500 C… this is something else I think. In the interest of science though, why don’t we experiment? Let’s heat Elon Musk to 500 C and see what color he glows?
Blackbody radiation starts emitting around 500 C…
blackbody radiation starts emitting visible light around 500 celsius. cooler objects emit at longer wavelengths.
good point, thx. maybe we should run the experiment anyway just to be sure
Living things emitting Infrared radiation? Never heard of it.
Though I want to say singlet oxygen reactions let off light in the red part of the spectrum.
No, because the control was a non-living body at the same temperature, and blackbody radiation is a function of temperature alone.
The results revealed that despite both groups having the same body temperature of 37°C, the live mice showed robust emissions, whereas the UPE from the euthanized mice was nearly extinguished.
My cells are pretty efficient, I think it’s safe to say it’s my soul glowing
If only I could be so grossly incandescent
spoopy
Is this actually a new finding? I’ve heard this as a fun fact probably ~15 years ago
“If we can light up a gymnasium, we can light up a nation.” - 1st Dronelord Mayo Pete, “Kinsey Report 2B∆: Deathlight’s Harvest, Solving Populism”
Gwisin confirmed
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