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**Cajun111**

Just the facts... I watched a jet leave this "trail". It lingered for more than 20 minutes when this rainbow appeared. The storms you see in the background followed the same line as the "trail". Now, I've been interested for a short while in light frequency. I've used LED lgrow lighting with 7 Spectrum Ban including CREE. The rainbow always peaked my curiosity. I've been somewhat intreged by the prospect of frequency modulations(natural and manmade) changing the color spectrum in the rainbow. And thoughts? [Image: CFD3_50132E44.jpg]

**Guitar Doctor**

Nice find.

I like the connections you have been able to make as well.

I copied those charts you left on another thread as well, Thanks.
It is that same pattern over and over repeated fractally thought the universe, well physical universe.
Cheers

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 102791 07-28-2012 03:19 AM

i once painted my fretboard just like that, except A started at yellow going up to G with green

a -yellow
b -orange
c- red
d- purple
e- blue
f- light blue
g- green

it REALLY helped me learn....i got really good....peaked in 2004....wish to return soon someday

**Cajun111**

Guitar Doctor Wrote:

Nice find.

I like the connections you have been able to make as well.

I copied those charts you left on another thread as well, Thanks.
It is that same pattern over and over repeated fractally thought the universe, well physical universe.

TY, Guitar Doctor...I've been fascinated with this concept. So glad to see others interested in the topic. My background is in fiber-optics/electrical/ nuclear...hehe...What a combo? Anyway, yourself and others have amazing perspective. Hugs

**Cajun111**

LoP Guest Wrote:

i once painted my fretboard just like that, except A started at yellow going up to G with green

a -yellow
b -orange
c- red
d- purple
e- blue
f- light blue
g- green

it REALLY helped me learn....i got really good....peaked in 2004....wish to return soon someday

Great Idea...my son is learning to play! I'll try that with him. Heartflowers

**czygyny**

What you saw is called a circumhorizon arc refraction phenomena caused by the hexagon shaped ice crystals that form in the high cirrus, often after a jettrail, but also just high moisture aloft.

Here is how they form----> http://www.atoptics.co.uk/halo/cha2.htm

Here are some of the MANY I've photographed over the last few years:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24426209@N0...163880267/

Here is one of the better ones I've photographed:

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**Cajun111** · (This post was last modified: 07-29-2012 04:27 AM by Cajun111.)

czygyny Wrote:

What you saw is called a circumhorizon arc refraction phenomena caused by the hexagon shaped ice crystals that form in the high cirrus, often after a jettrail, but also just high moisture aloft.

Here is how they form----> http://www.atoptics.co.uk/halo/cha2.htm

Here are some of the MANY I've photographed over the last few years:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24426209@N0...163880267/

Here is one of the better ones I've photographed:

Very interesting! Did that one form in the "trail" of a jet, as the one did?

**Maya432**

Use A-432hz
not A-440

then the real magic starts

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 07-29-2012 06:58 AM

Maya432 Wrote:

Use A-432hz
not A-440

then the real magic starts

Guns and Roses tuning. That is what they do and a lot of other bands do.

In all honesty any musician will tell you it makes little difference, the notes are still the notes. Only a semi tone of difference and 99% of people never notice.

It does not have some magic effect, that always comes from the musician.

All A=432 is give a different starting point ever note that is produces at A=440 can still be played at A=432.

Go listen to some G'N'R and tell me if you know the difference.