The flashing white light that may occur at parties and/or clubs is called a "strobe light." A "strobe light" is a high-intensity flashing beam of light produced by charging a capacitor to a very high voltage then discharging it as a high-intensity flash of light in a tube
light blue, black and white
Lilies can be white, yellow, pink and orange. Some even have light green markings.
yes, the sky is light blue. & the clouds are white
fire in the blood snake song by the Bootleggers
Light
return to ramp
return to starting point
slow flashing white light
return to starting point
Return to Starting Point on Airport
it doesn't indicate anything, aside from the fact that the buoy is there. the light simply makes it more visible in foggy or dark conditions.
The crosswalk signal has changed from a white figure to a flashing orange hand
A flashing white light on the flight line typically indicates that the area is an active taxiway, signaling pilots and ground personnel to be aware of aircraft movement. It serves as a warning to maintain situational awareness and ensure safety. This signal can be part of a series of light signals used to communicate various instructions and statuses in airport operations.
They're an additional feature to focus your attention towards the traffic light. The human eye is quicker to catch a flashing light than a steady light.
The flashing white light gun signal from the tower typically indicates that the aircraft is cleared to taxi. This signal is part of the visual communication system used in aviation to convey instructions to pilots, particularly in situations where radio communication may be compromised or not possible. Pilots should be attentive to these signals to ensure safe movement on the ground.
A flashing white control tower light signal indicates that the aircraft should return to the starting point or the ramp. This signal is typically used when there is a need for the aircraft to taxi back to its original position, often due to a request from air traffic control or a safety concern. Pilots should always follow specific instructions from air traffic control when interpreting light signals.
Flashing white lights aren't symptoms of seizure disorder, they're what many people believe to be the cause of seizures.