The stars are way far apart and it really takes a lot of time to make an appreciable change in patterns. It's not like planets orbiting the sun. Stars are so far apart it takes light (photons) years to go between them; that's a long long distance. Even if they are moving fast, the subtended angle of arc change is very small at the distances we are from them. So the patterns really don't change quickly.
After the start of the universe, everything expanded and a lot has been moving apart. But anyway, the light sources have been radiating photons in all directions for at least 13 billion years. Some of those photons simply happen to be emitted in our direction and they have been catching up with us for a long long time. Chances are good the universe is even older. A lot can happen in many many billions of years and it is very likely we humans are Johnny come latelies in this very big pond.
Things that make sense integrated with a face, or else things that are alien but effective. By art I mean pieces of images, patterns, coloration, shading, beauty marks, pieces of dried salmon, 30-06 cartridges and superglue.
It's kind of interesting. I just realized that the same techniques used for fingerprint identification apply to facial recognition. In fingerprint ident, what are called 'minutiae' are used. Basically those are points with specific patterns, in a network. For a face, one can apply a grid and map feautures on the face to the places on the grid and then look for the ID of the pattern. The thing is, that is not very flexible. So you can break it by masking some points with 'art'.
Nintendo's Heart Attack Challenge is the #1 game among really cool stupid kids now. It accelerates your heartbeat until fibrillation and then springs a clown monster out of the closet. Also has you lock your room door before you play so no one can get in and resuscitate you. Only$19.95 at Walmart. Every kid wants this. Get yours before it sells out.
Bloodthirsty little fuckers, ain't they. Throughout history. Kicked out of so many countries. Clannish and full of hate for the goyim. Notably there are no Jewish charity organizations for the general public. The left wing, run by them, is also full of hate and no love. Israel murders Palestinians and steals their land. "We have a right to defend ourselves!" Maybe if they didn't do bad things to other people that wouldn't have to happen.
God's chosen people? Only if that god is Satan.
Most religions have a tangle of primitive premises with no rational foundation. Their rules exist to control people, which was necessary in primitive times.
Any moral authority that depends on enforcing magical properties of water is utterly fraudulent. It's all about ritual then, and ritual is just a deflection to history as authority. Which is bullshit. Really, these people are still barbarian peasants both morally and societally.
Always good to find out esoteric knowledge. Someday I will be exploring an ancient temple, trying to beat the Nazis to the Holy Grail, and this might save the day. If you happen to see my dad around, tell him that Nazi gal had the clap and he'd better get himself checked.
White LEDs have UV emitters that make white phosphors glow. If the phosphor degrades, then more UV comes out and the light turns more purple. Another possibility is the power supplies are failing and the voltage changes and the LEDs emit in a different band. However, if these are RBG LEDs and the R and G LED portions fail the lamps will emit blue light. Usually on purchased LED street lights the vendor does not tell you where they bought the LEDs or manufacturer. The vendor usually either only makes the power supply or buys them, and in either case they only assemble the product from these pieces.
Duke's problem is it's all probably a case of lowest-cost bidder and low quality, never tested for longevity.