Jul 8, 2026 | Applications, Displays & Radiometry, Environmental, News, SpectroRadiometry
View Radiometers Radiometers Learning Center Before the first whistle blows at the soccer match, spectroscopy is already at work. By measuring the light reaching the turf canopy, researchers using StellarNet spectrometers uncovered how healthy grass naturally limits...
Jul 4, 2026 | Application, Chemistry, News
View our Spectrometer Lineup Spectrometer Learning Center Fun Facts about the Chemistry of Fireworks: Fireworks require 3 types of components in order to work: an oxidizer, fuel, and a chemical mixture to create color and sound. The invention of fireworks can be...
May 27, 2026 | Uncategorized
Why Flamingos Are Pink: A Spectral Story of Carotenoids When people see a flamingo, the first question is usually simple: why pink? The answer is surprisingly chemical, and even more surprisingly measurable. Flamingos are not born pink. In fact, they start life with...
May 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
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