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Full Spectrum Natural Light and Color Perception

The use of full spectrum light in working with color is essential for designers, artists, and sewing professionals, but did you know how color is perceived and why?
The Color Rendering Index (CRI) is a scale for measuring the degree that perceived colors of objects match their true colors.  The CRI has a numerical value of 1-100. The higher the value the more accurate color reproduction can be. On this scale, a standard incandescent bulb’s CRI can vary from 80 to 100 depending on design and coatings.  A quality compact fluorescent lamp has a minimum CRI of 80. A CRI of 90 -100 is considered excellent. The newest true color lamps, such as the ones manufactured by Ott-Lite are customized to fall into the 90-100 CRI categories.
Visible colors are ranked on the (visibility) scale as follows:  Red = 625 – 740, Green = 500 – 565, Blue = 440 – 485, Violet =380 – 440.  Of course, there are many colors and variables in between these colors.  This visibility is important for working with color indoors.
Full spectrum lighting duplicates the characteristics of daylight in the blue north sky. It provides all parts of the visual spectrum of light. Full spectrum lighting also has a color temperature of at least 5000 Kelvin and a Color Rendering Index of at least 90. A point of reference is that natural daylight has a varying temperature of 5000 - 10000 Kelvin, and a CRI of 100. A traditional incandescent light bulb is rich in the red and yellow spectrums with little blue and green, a temperature of 2700 to 3000 Kelvin and has a Color Rendering Index of 95 - 100.
Additionally, there are a variety of statements made for the benefits of natural lighting. These include:  increased work productivity, relief of Seasonal Affected Disorder (SAD), improved color perception and visual clarity. 
Many of the mental and physical benefits associated with better lighting can be subjective and difficult to measure and study. The individual user should decide if they receive benefit from using full spectrum lighting products by how it makes them feel and if it improves their living environment. Most of us prefer natural daylight to common artificial lighting.
Replicating the natural daylight spectrum with full spectrum lighting creates an indoor environment that is more functional and healthier.  This lighting, with its high Color Rendering Index, improves color perception. Colors appear true for matching and blending, which makes for a more comfortable, productive and enjoyable living space.  Understanding the significance of color perception goes a long way in organizing your home, your office, and your life.

If the speed of light was changing gradually on a universal scale, how would this affect mass?

I don't fully understand the relationship between mass and the speed of light. If the speed of light was not constant, and was actually gradually slowing down on a universal scale, how might this affect mass. Would mass increase, decrease or stay the same?

The Lorenz transform L(v) = sqrt(1 - (v/c)^2) governs the behavior of mass, length, and time wrt to velocity v relative to light speed c.

For example, M = m/L(v) governs mass. As you can see from L(v = c) = 0 M ---> infinity when a mass is traveling at light speed.

From a = F/M, we see that a = 0 when mass is infinite; that is, the mass can accelerate no more, it cannot go beyond light speed because there is a limited supply of energy (F) in the universe while mass M is unlimited at v = c.

Now, specifically...would mass change? No, The mass would still be m at rest and M at v = c.

But the change in mass would be accelerated if the new light speed was less than the old. That results because, the interval between v = 0 and v = c would be smaller than it is now. Conversely, if we find that light speed is faster, then the interval between v = 0 and v = c would be larger. So the change in mass would be drawn out over a longer period. This assumes we accelerate at the same rate for both intervals.