When exposed to ultraviolet light, certain vintage glass pieces with additives will glow. Uranium glass is the most common ...

that absorb certain wavelengths of ultraviolet light and emit it in blue-green wavelengths that are visible at night and appear to glow. For background, most of us know UV light as its most common ...

A rider just has to add a tiny blue light lens onto a taillight, and it's enough to change the glow to a ray of purple when illuminated. Some even say that when combined with the red light ...

The proteins, pigments, and other materials that make up bones help them to glow under ultraviolet light—just think of ... "And almost all species showed blue, previously invisible patterns ...

The light is caused by a chemical reaction that happens inside the dinoflagellate. A chemical called luciferin is responsible for the glow. Luciferin is similar to the green chlorophyll in the leaves ...

Plants that glow ... light aren't only a figment of science fiction TV and movies. Roots of a traditional medicine plant called the orange climber, or Toddalia asiatica, can fluoresce an ethereal ...

Visitors flock to Volusia County’s Blue ... glow. This particular form of bioluminescence is caused by a chemical reaction of the substrate luciferin and enzyme luciferase, which combine to emit ...