The five Grant Branch judges looked at each other, not understanding what Quentin Parker was talking about.
But the five scientist judges were excited at this point.
Mr. Costa, a tenured professor in the Physics Department of a prestigious university with significant contributions to string theory and a Nobel Physics Prize recipient, nodded in agreement: "Mr. Parker makes a valid point. Energy does indeed have color. The most obvious examples are those multicolored cosmic rays in the depths of the universe. They have huge energy and also have their own colors. However, only very high-definition special telescopic equipment can capture the colors of those energy rays."
Spring Spencer felt uncomfortable listening to this and said in amazement: "...So Mr. Parker's UAV lenses can rival the special high-definition telescopes used by astronomers?"
