This is interesting
So we all have a ‘halo’ after all, but it is not shaped around our head?
There seem to be colours? I dont see how individual photons can have a wavelength?
Maybe they can collectively?
It gives a whole new meaning to ‘radiant beauty’
Yes, a single photon has a wavelength. From Wikipedia:
E = hc ÷ λ
where
E is the photon’s energy
λ is the photon’s wavelength
c is the speed of light in vacuum
h is the Planck constant
Then a photon represents a very small amount of energy.
I wonder if this phenomenon is related to Kirlian photography.?
No science background, so I asked an AI agent.
Yes, biophotons are real — but they’re extremely faint and not related to Kirlian photography.
Biophotons = ultra‑weak photon emissions from normal metabolic chemistry. They come from oxidative reactions, excited molecules relaxing, and other routine cell processes. Intensity is around 10–100 photons per second per square centimeter — way below human vision.
Kirlian photography = high‑voltage corona discharge, not biological light.
So: living things do emit tiny amounts of light, but the glow in Kirlian images is just electricity interacting with moisture and air, not biophotons.