Morse Code Flags for the Numbers 0-9

  Morse Code flags come a variety of colours, but the important element is the pattern of stars and stripes.  The stripes code for the "DASHES" while the stars code for "DOTS".  Accordingly any person who is colour blind and reads Morse Code can still understand the flag.  Additionally the flags are colour coded to the colour metrics associated with order of the spectrum or rainbow.  Red being coded to 1, orange coded to 2, yellow coded to 3, green coded to 4, blue coded to 5, indigo coded to 6, and violet coded to 7.  Additionally black is coded to 8, pink is coded to 9, and white is coded to zero. 

These flags are read downwards.  Cultures may read from the left or the right.  Hebrew and Arabic read from the right to left.  Chinese and Japanese can go either way, but all cultures read downwards.  Nearly no major written culture reads upwards, which is an extreme minority.  Yet some totem poles are read down to up, which makes sense, when you think about it. 

 

Fun Moscovium Flag - Element 115

Official Moscow Flag

The fun Moscovium Flag for element 115 is based upon the official flag of Moscow.  But instead of a knight in shining armor we have a scientist in blue radiation hazard suit.  Instead of spear, the dashing scientist on a white horse has a powerful magnetic device that has captured a deadly atom of Moscovium, rather than attacking a deadly dragon.

Moscovium is the latest relative of Nitrogen to come into existence.  It is a post-millennial element created in 2003.

Berkelium Fun Flag - Element 97

The fun flag for Berkelium uses the official city seal of Berkeley, California.  However the background is tie-dye.  Since this is the 97th element due to its Z number, the number 97 is present on the seal.  Mr. Berkeley is wearing cool safety glasses too.

Fun Flag for Holmium - Element 67

Since Holmium is named after Stockhom, Sweden we have the fun Holmium flag that is modeled on the flag of Sweden.

Fun Flag for Strontium - Element 38

Since Strontium was first discerned in Scotland, the flag of Scotland forms the main component for the fun Strontium flag.  The colours on the shield are based upon the modern popular Scottish Highland colours.  Since Strontium has 38 protons in its nucleus the number 38 is the key value for determining its atomic properties.

Fun Flag for Scandium - Element "Blackjack"

Scania Flag - a region in Sweden

The fun flag for Scandium, element 21, or rather element "Blackjack" uses the colours and pattern found the cultural region of Scania.

Fun Flag for Darmstadtium - Element 110

Official Darmstadt Flag

The fun Darmstadtium flag is based upon the official Darmstadtium flag but modified with physics symbols.  Instead of a crown, safety goggles are used.  Also the lion has been replaced with a radioactive symbol and the fleur-de-lis is now an atom.