This lamp supposedly “mimics and reproduces the cosmic light that fills the Universe.” How?
They claim the the lights twinkle in various colors and sequences that visualize how stars’ light has changed over billions of years. This works via an algorithm that expresses the 14-billion-year history of the cosmos in a 14-second loop.
Woah.
via Fast Co Design
(Source: loreblog, via kaylachetney)
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