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Fluorite

Fluorite, a still.

A specimen of fluorite, scanned and drawn with splats.

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Shelf
Photoreal
Kind
Built from a recipe
Sound
Yes
Licenses
CC0

How to play

Tap it to switch on the ultraviolet lamp; drag to turn it.

Its controls

ControlKindRangeStart
Ultraviolet lampTap
Ultraviolet lampButton

About it

A specimen of fluorite, scanned and drawn with splats. Fluorite is calcium fluoride and grows in cubes. Under ultraviolet light many fluorite crystals glow blue-violet: the word fluorescence comes from this mineral.

Tap it and the lamp comes on: the stone turns slowly in its glow, then the lamp goes off. Drag to turn it and look for the cubes that grew into one another as the crystal formed.

Details

Splats
Opens at 200,000 at Mid Detail

Sources and credits

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Mineral: FluoriteDigital Atlas of Ancient Life (Paleontological Research Institution)CC0 1.0

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