Firefly petunias, genetically modified with bioluminescent mushroom DNA, glow in the dark. The glow, primarily from the flowers, is most vibrant in new blooms and is similar to moonlight.

Light Bio approached Raker in 2024 to have her bring the glow-in-the-dark petunias to market, she said. They gave her 20 plants to grow in her facility. She expanded them to 120,000 and shipped ...

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Frank Green’s Glow In The Dark Reusable Bottles come in two sizes: 595 mL, and one litre. That means you can glow both when you’re out and about, travelling light AND when you’re at home or ...

Glow-in-the-dark railings in stairwells could provide safety during power outages, while illuminated sculptures or artwork could add an eco-conscious touch to public spaces.

Imagine a glow-in-the-dark designer desk, or wooden fence posts that guide you home with their eerie light. Scientists in Switzerland have developed a way to make glowing wood, with the help of a ...

Firefly petunias, genetically modified with bioluminescent mushroom DNA, glow in the dark. The glow, primarily from the flowers, is most vibrant in new blooms and is similar to moonlight. While ...

LOFAR is a massive radio telescope that comprises 100,000 antennas spread across eight European countries. The researchers ...

We've known that 75 percent of deep-sea creatures can glow in the dark, so this light-emitting characteristic is common in marine species. Photograph by David Prötzel.

Joya at Oran Good Park, the country's first glow-in-the-dark playground, will soon debut in North Texas. Farmers Branch, a Dallas-area suburb, announced on social media this week that a grand ...

The explanation for why scorpions glow in the dark when you shine a UV light on them is not completely understood. Scorpions have hard shells like crawfish, and the fluorescent property is in the ...

The firefly petunias were invented by Light Bio. A group of bioengineers spliced the petunia’s DNA with bioluminescent mushrooms, creating the glow-in-the-dark plant.