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What concentration of fine particulates would be necessary to produce a sky the exact color of HN's header?
by DirectorKrennic 3y ago
What concentration of fine particulates would be necessary to produce a sky the exact color of HN's header?
- kesava 3y agowhat a funny/scary thought :)
- antonvs 3y agoYC116 aims to find out. Now hiring. Our mission: Making the world a better place by making the sky HN orange.
- SahAssar 3y agoWith occasional low hanging black clouds for when famous people die.
- code_runner 3y agoDo I have to relocate to nightvale in order to get a job?
- altairprime 3y agoThe Tubbs fire did a fine job of this, but it’s always dimmer than the luminosity of HN orange on a typical screen, so it depends on how you define “color”.
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- darkwizard42 3y agoNot being exact, but at least 150+ AQI seems to generate a significant impact on sunlight coming through creating that "smoky"/"faded" look. I can't comment on how to get the orange exactly as I think it also requires specific particulate matter to get that.
- Tade0 3y agoNot particulate matter, but photochemical smog, so nitrogen and sulfur oxides, volatile organic compounds and of course ozone. Add sodium lamps for lighting and you get a rich, orange hue.