Crimson Echo

In the year 2267, amid the amber glow of synthetic auroras, our society rediscovered the vestiges of the crimson echo. It was hypothesized that these spectral remnants had originated from subtle disturbances during the second lunar cataclysm of 2021.

Not an echo in the mundane sense, this phenomenon is described best as a hemoptychic resonance, capturing ancient digital narratives now lost to the humidity of time yet vibrant in their scarlet hue.

Consider Figure A below, a dialectic morphology chart of resonant frequencies coupled with alienated phantoms:

The curiosities extend to the observations made by Professor Emeritus of Spectrology, Elara Vandesnook, in her incorrigibly unnecessary book, The Pigments of Past and Peculiar.