Do you know the colored glass candle holders that were often sold as insect repellents for patio's. The one's I'm talking about were popular from the late 80's until at least 2000. The ones I remember had a "quilted" pattern like Mason jelly jars.
Here are the candles I found for sale now, but I don't think they are the same texture as the ones I'm talking about, the one I'm speaking about is like above... The old ones may have been shaped like the three right below but with the pattern above. ANYWAY -> to the bottom...
I was at a hotel and looked over at a window and say a spot of red light going through the double panes. It was linerally projected and I could see some light on the ceiling but it was diffused a good bit. I couldn't figure out where it could come from and followed the path from the ceiling to the window (where red light could be seen caught in a tiny spot of the glass, if you know what I mean, just a glint) and that pointed down 3 stories to a candle about 80-90 YARDS away. This was on a private patio so it wasn't used by anyone but those in that room.
The light on the ceiling was strongly noticeable in a pitch black room, as if some LED in the room were showing on the ceiling (this was confirmed to not be the case).
I don't believe a single candle could behave like this and there are a number of other oddities that point to it not being a candle (burning all the time w/o anyone around..).
What are your thoughts on this. It should be obvious as to why I asked this in an electronics forum, IMHO that is.. Thanks.
Here are the candles I found for sale now, but I don't think they are the same texture as the ones I'm talking about, the one I'm speaking about is like above... The old ones may have been shaped like the three right below but with the pattern above. ANYWAY -> to the bottom...
I was at a hotel and looked over at a window and say a spot of red light going through the double panes. It was linerally projected and I could see some light on the ceiling but it was diffused a good bit. I couldn't figure out where it could come from and followed the path from the ceiling to the window (where red light could be seen caught in a tiny spot of the glass, if you know what I mean, just a glint) and that pointed down 3 stories to a candle about 80-90 YARDS away. This was on a private patio so it wasn't used by anyone but those in that room.
The light on the ceiling was strongly noticeable in a pitch black room, as if some LED in the room were showing on the ceiling (this was confirmed to not be the case).
I don't believe a single candle could behave like this and there are a number of other oddities that point to it not being a candle (burning all the time w/o anyone around..).
What are your thoughts on this. It should be obvious as to why I asked this in an electronics forum, IMHO that is.. Thanks.
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