👉 Scintelling, also known as a scintillating effect, is an optical phenomenon in which light or other electromagnetic radiation shines off from a surface, appearing to emit a white light of varying colors. This phenomenon occurs when particles like electrons and photons are scattered by the surface of an object, causing them to scatter and refract away from the incident light. The scintillation spectrum can be observed in various materials such as glass, plastic, or metal, and it's characterized by the color
