Is it possible to simulate the full spectrum natural light using two LED strip lights?

Is it possible to simulate the full range of natural light (from the red-shifted dawn/dusk to the 6500K high noon) using two of your light strips? I really like the 99 CRI flicker-free strip but it isn't adjustable (in the color space) and the 5-color simulator shows me that while I can come pretty close to your circadian specialty bulbs, I pretty much won't be using 3 of them at that setting and the flicker will be decently high. 

Do you have a WW and red-only reel? Between that and the 6500, I think you could simulate pretty much everything. Also, ideally, it would be able to modulate on an inch-by-inch basis but I know that's asking a bit much. I just have this dream of making them follow the actual pattern of the sun through the seasons inside but I'll settle first for basic functionality. 

Based on the details provided of the sun pattern installation, we would likely recommend our FilmGrade™ FiveSpect 5-in-1 LED Strip Lights, which contains RGB as well as the tungsten and daylight color temperatures, as well as our FilmGrade™ DMX LED Dimmer & Decoder with 5 Channel Output. 

Though more complex to configure than some of our plug-and-play products (such as the T5 Linear Light Fixtures), the FiveSpect and DMX Dimmer and Decoder are able to be paired with PCs or other systems for the granular control of each channel. We do not have any direct experience in programming sun simulations, though DIY sites such as Instructables may have some valuable options for your installation planning. 

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