The
light discs are set flush to the floor and are embedded in the chamber's
lighting circuits. They are level 1 lighting, always on unless manually
cut.
Directly
beneath each disc is the passive segment of the electromagnetic field which
is generated by the active unit situated at the tip of each stalactite. Together
the field and the stone comprise a pillar with the ability to withstand 5 times
the weight of the ascending dome.
Surrounding
each disc are multiple vents which maintain correct air pressure, temperature,
and vapor content. Their filters scrub impurities and alert security upon
detection of undesirable microbes, residues, gases, dust particles, and toxins.
The
stony stalactites are fine examples of Hairrru's subrim moldstone. Cut from
fistulas carved by mineral rich water flows which lace the Far Mountains, the
stone is a petrified exudation of microscopic burrowers. This oozes along rock
surfaces and subsequently hardens.
Their
light is radiation of excited forced argon isotopes which generates no heat
detectable by chamber occupants. A complex of tiny nozzles enables an array
of colorful visualizations.