Great idea but just found this. “The main rock in South East England’s coastline is chalk. Chalk cannot be broken down into sand. The pebbles on Brighton’s Beach are mainly composed of flint. (Yes, the kind of flint that you can strike to make a fire). Flint’s a very useful substance in developing societies even if it doesn’t erode well into sand.” Oh well…
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it would have to be made of a fabric with a band pass filter that blocks all wavelengths EXCEPT UV. Not impossible, but not a thing yet. As far as I know. Could be dangerous though, folks will be getting blasted by UV all day long without realising it. So there’s your cancer versus vanity gamble.
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Is a material like this possible? ” A lot of materials will not allow visible light through but will allow UV through, as UV is more powerful, just as X-rays can get through your muscles to your bones but visible light can not as easily.” – but no examples given.
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They exist, buy an inflatable church for less than 10k, but you would need a licence to marry people in it.
Shame it’s not a bouncy one for the kids. Saw this years ago, but I like the idea of using them for celebrations at the seaside.
Lol you can hire one here https://inflatablechurchevents.com/
If Brighton does this, I think it best to go for pink.
Great idea but just found this. “The main rock in South East England’s coastline is chalk. Chalk cannot be broken down into sand. The pebbles on Brighton’s Beach are mainly composed of flint. (Yes, the kind of flint that you can strike to make a fire). Flint’s a very useful substance in developing societies even if it doesn’t erode well into sand.” Oh well…
Love it, I voted.
you can buy the flip-flop version already.
nice idea, but i guess you didn’t mean these… https://www.amazon.co.uk/INFLATABLE-Christmas-Religion-Nativity-Swimming/dp/B00VAPHNYU
These already exist but there’s a better looking one on Kickstarter at the moment
it would have to be made of a fabric with a band pass filter that blocks all wavelengths EXCEPT UV. Not impossible, but not a thing yet. As far as I know. Could be dangerous though, folks will be getting blasted by UV all day long without realising it. So there’s your cancer versus vanity gamble.
So like, opposite of what sunglasses do, right? Sounds good, don’t know if it exists but people are thinking on these lines.
Is a material like this possible? ” A lot of materials will not allow visible light through but will allow UV through, as UV is more powerful, just as X-rays can get through your muscles to your bones but visible light can not as easily.” – but no examples given.