File:The Radiance Orb at the National Academy of Sciences.jpg
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DescriptionThe Radiance Orb at the National Academy of Sciences.jpg |
English: Musicians are bathed in LED light from the Radiance Orb, which responds to their playing before the start of the Light for a Better World celebration in Washington D.C. On September 12, 2015. |
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2016-06-10 00:36 | 3680×2456× (893895 bytes) | Indifferentblueberry | Musicians are bathed in LED light from the Radiance Orb, which responds to their playing before the start of the Light for a Better World celebration in Washington D.C. On September 12, 2015. Credit: Jason Socrates Bardi. |
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