It's kind of hard to search through the discussions for something this specific so I'm making a new thread. My apologies to any thread monsters who get upset at the fact that there is/might be/was already a thread concerning this.

Well I was just wondering what is happening when lots of pressure and heat is applied to GLOW (I've achieved the effect with photons in the mix as well). If you turn on the extended display (or whatever you call it when you push 'd') and hover the mouse over a pixel of glow, you can see a gradient of sub-elements in the parentheses, as if it cycles through all of the possible elements in TPT. It's almost the same if you place some concrete, metal, quartz, and any other meltable element and turn it all into lava, it tells you what the original element was. Except this cycles through all of them. I've seen DEUT, VENT, URAN, WTRV, LN2, etc. Pretty much all of them. I was just curious as to what was going on. Thanks for your time.

Ahhh, you showed up just in time. I was wondering why it took so long for someone to complain.
As far as everyone else goes, thanks for the answers!