Starfall Glow Pigment
A next-generation phosphorescent powder designed to outperform ordinary glow pigments. It stores light from the sun or indoor lamps and releases it in a brilliant, long-lasting glow. These colors glow so bright and long, you'd think they were extracted from the stars themselves.
Key Features
- Glows up to 10× brighter than traditional glow powders
- Lasts up to 30 hours on a single charge
- Recharges indefinitely with any light source (Sunlight or UV light works the best!)
- Bright enough to be visible even in daylight
- Non-toxic and non-radioactive — safe for creative use
Color Options (Non-glowing Color → Glowing Color)
- Solar Flare Orange: Orange → Yellow Orange
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Cherenkov Blue: Nearly White → Blue
- Aurora Shift Purple: Purple → Light Green (Watch the transition video!)
- Firefly Green: Green → Green (appears brightest since human eyes are most sensitive to greens)
- Plasma Pink: Pink → Red Orange
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Comet Blue: Pale Green → Sky Blue/Aqua
Each tube contains 45g of pigment powder. Mix it with a binder to paint glowing objects, or get creative. Perfect for paints, resins, ceramics, plastics, or crafts that come alive after dark.
It is non-toxic but please do not eat it. MSDS (pdf)
This item was previously featured in our Matter Science Box
Learn more about the science behind unusual colors in our book The Universe in 100 Colors.
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