Helium is the second element in the periodic table. It has 6 main colors that resonate when it is returning to its resting state. The color on the screen is an approximation as it is converting wavelength in nanometers to color using RGB (the red, green, blue dots on the monitor screen). I am still looking into projecting color based on wavelength using light to find a more realistic representation of the emissions.

Angstrom

Helium

Angstrom	Nanometer (rounded)	Color	Hertz	Note	Hertz
7065.19	707	Near infrared	385.92	G4	391.99
6678.15	668	Red	408.29	G#4	415.31
5875.62	588	Orange	464.05	A#4	466.16
5015.68	502	Green	543.61	C#4	554.37
4471.48	447	Blue	609.77	D#4	622.25
4026.2	403	Violet	677.21	E5/F5	659.26/ 698.46

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Here is a scale with all the tones for Helium:

And here is a little improvisation with the tones: