The same one I lay under as a 7-year-old, reporting on the day's events to anyone who would listen. We have cooked under it, danced under it, laughed under it, cried under it, and sat under it through countless dinners over countless years.
I went back with a diffraction grating. It turns out the light I grew up under is full of every color at once.
Are you hungry, hun? I always am.
A diffraction grating splits light into the full visible spectrum — what you're seeing is real light, photographed, not edited.
