Between the dark wood, white tablecloths, pressed tin ceilings, and walls covered in provocative art, it could be a classic dining room in Paris. But its attitude and antics are nothing if not the ...

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Get ready for an epic glow-in-the-dark doodling adventure using the Smiggle Spy Pen! In this video, I tested invisible ink ...

These glow-in-the-dark axolotls can regrow lost limbs — and scientists say studying them could eventually help humans do the same.

From the depths of the oceans to the dense jungles, many organisms use their radiant glow not just for show, but as a crucial tool for survival. This article delves into the lives of 12 fascinating ...

Thanks to additions during the glassmaking process, cadmium, vaseline, lead crystal, manganese, selenium, and custard glass ...

When thinking of glowing vintage glassware, it's easy to jump to uranium's neon green hues, but selenium glass paints a rosier picture. This glass variety was en vogue in the early 1900s when ...

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Glow in the dark stars add a touch of magic to any room. Whether it's a child’s space or your own calming corner, these little luminous stickers turn your ceiling into a night sky. They absorb light ...

The phenomenon of bioluminescence—the natural production of light by living organisms—is one of nature’s most fascinating spectacles. In the depths of the ocean, within dense forests, and even in our ...

Who needs glow sticks when you have water, right? I found this cool little experiment of making fluorescent water, and my mind instantly went into overdrive contemplating how I can make use of this ...