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hey Mystic, welcome to the nexus. I like these kinds of thoughts.
More work needs to be done,
maybe that is why you are here?

You can think of sound as a slower vibration, yes. much further down along the spectrum, which is like rainbow after rainbow interwoven throughout the octaves of frequencies. I don't know how it works, but I think light acts as a particle, rather than a wave? I'm not sure.
(There are waves in the universe ~10 light years long...)

R.A. Wilson said "it's been well known since newton we only perceive less than .5% of all known pulsations in the visual spectrum alone" :]

One could sit in front of some speakers with a signal generator and repeatedly subject oneself to certain tones while in hyperspace to get a better idea at what they do.
I speculate one wouldn't really be seeing solid colors, although it would be interesting if there was a predominant color as a sort of "theme" to the journey.

<blockquote data-quote="۩" data-source="post: 3273888" data-attributes="member: 1766">hey Mystic, welcome to the nexus. I like these kinds of thoughts. More work needs to be done,maybe that is why you are here? You can think of sound as a slower vibration, yes. much further down along the spectrum, which is like rainbow after rainbow interwoven throughout the octaves of frequencies. I don&#039;t know how it works, but I think light acts as a particle, rather than a wave? I&#039;m not sure.(There are waves in the universe ~10 light years long...)R.A. Wilson said &quot;it&#039;s been well known since newton we only perceive less than .5% of all known pulsations in the visual spectrum alone&quot; :]One could sit in front of some speakers with a signal generator and repeatedly subject oneself to certain tones while in hyperspace to get a better idea at what they do. I speculate one wouldn&#039;t really be seeing solid colors, although it would be interesting if there was a predominant color as a sort of &quot;theme&quot; to the journey.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="۩, post: 3273888, member: 1766"] hey Mystic, welcome to the nexus. I like these kinds of thoughts. More work needs to be done, maybe that is why you are here? You can think of sound as a slower vibration, yes. much further down along the spectrum, which is like rainbow after rainbow interwoven throughout the octaves of frequencies. I don't know how it works, but I think light acts as a particle, rather than a wave? I'm not sure. (There are waves in the universe ~10 light years long...) R.A. Wilson said "it's been well known since newton we only perceive less than .5% of all known pulsations in the visual spectrum alone" :] One could sit in front of some speakers with a signal generator and repeatedly subject oneself to certain tones while in hyperspace to get a better idea at what they do. I speculate one wouldn't really be seeing solid colors, although it would be interesting if there was a predominant color as a sort of "theme" to the journey. [/QUOTE]