Molly Webster (host)

Wow.

I mean, it is really crazy, because literally after we have this conversation, I'm going down to South Carolina, where my dad is in hospice, like near the end of his life.

And...

you do have all these questions about just like what's happening, what's unfolding, like a notion that, I mean, I'm sure I'm not going to see like a flash of light happen.

I mean, I'll keep my eyes peeled, but you know, just like the notion of like a signal out into the world, like that's so

visual even if we can't really see it but like light is so meaningful to us you know that it could that like it is a signature of of us and that that it's like a final salute or something you're letting the energy that was patterned into this architecture that we are out back to be transformed into something else

Yeah, it's like it is.

Yeah, it's really pretty.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Thank you to Narosha Murugan.

You can find her at Wilfrid Laurier University in Canada.

This episode was produced by Sara Khari with help from me.

It was fact-checked by Natalie Middleton.

For those of you who are gonna go check out that life flash video, one thing to note, you're gonna see a big flash of light in the video.

That is not the biophotons.

That is a fluorescent dye that researchers added to the experiment so they could see it better.

But beneath that dye, the thing that it's very much illuminating is a very quiet, gentle light.

And I'd like to dedicate this episode to my dad.