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Watch: California Coast Illuminated By Glowing Blue Waves
The science behind these luminous waves traces back to microscopic plankton called dinoflagellates, single-celled organisms that emit light when agitated.
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Chennai Beach Illuminated by Glowing Blue Waves At Night: ''Magical Show''
It is a captivating natural phenomenon where chemical reactions within ocean-dwelling organisms produce mesmerising light displays.
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Watch: Whale With Glow-In-The-Dark Algae Appears To Be Floating In Space
The clip was originally posted on Reddit and other social media platforms last year and was immensely popular.
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'Glowing' Mushrooms Found By Scientists In Meghalaya; Here's All You Need To Know
Glowing mushrooms have been found by a team of scientists in Meghalaya. This may be one of many such varieties currently existing in the country.
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Why Dolphins Appear To Glow In This Surreal Footage
Surreal footage captured off the coast of California shows a pod of 'glowing' dolphins swimming in dark water.
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NASA Building Homes Made of Fungi for Moon, Mars
Instead of habitats made of metal and glass, NASA is exploring technologies that could grow structures out of fungi to become our future homes in the stars, and perhaps lead to more sustainable ways of living on Earth as well.
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Sparkling Blue Waves In Chennai Leave People In Awe, Scientists Curious
People visiting beaches along Chennai's East Coast Road on Sunday evening were left surprised and puzzled when they saw something they had never seen before - blue, sparkling waves hitting the shore. The rare occurrence, which left hundreds of beach visitors in awe of its beauty, has left scientists curious and worried.
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These Creatures Use Glowing Vomit To Attract Mates - And It's Utterly Beautiful
In the dense darkness of midnight in the Caribbean, the displays look like strings of tiny, glowing pearls. Some light up in zigzag patterns, others appear in a horizontal trail or streak upward toward the surface. The luminous beads linger for a few seconds, then fade to black, like bashful underwater ghosts.
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Watch: California Coast Illuminated By Glowing Blue Waves
The science behind these luminous waves traces back to microscopic plankton called dinoflagellates, single-celled organisms that emit light when agitated.
-
Chennai Beach Illuminated by Glowing Blue Waves At Night: ''Magical Show''
It is a captivating natural phenomenon where chemical reactions within ocean-dwelling organisms produce mesmerising light displays.
-
Watch: Whale With Glow-In-The-Dark Algae Appears To Be Floating In Space
The clip was originally posted on Reddit and other social media platforms last year and was immensely popular.
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'Glowing' Mushrooms Found By Scientists In Meghalaya; Here's All You Need To Know
Glowing mushrooms have been found by a team of scientists in Meghalaya. This may be one of many such varieties currently existing in the country.
-
Why Dolphins Appear To Glow In This Surreal Footage
Surreal footage captured off the coast of California shows a pod of 'glowing' dolphins swimming in dark water.
-
NASA Building Homes Made of Fungi for Moon, Mars
Instead of habitats made of metal and glass, NASA is exploring technologies that could grow structures out of fungi to become our future homes in the stars, and perhaps lead to more sustainable ways of living on Earth as well.
-
Sparkling Blue Waves In Chennai Leave People In Awe, Scientists Curious
People visiting beaches along Chennai's East Coast Road on Sunday evening were left surprised and puzzled when they saw something they had never seen before - blue, sparkling waves hitting the shore. The rare occurrence, which left hundreds of beach visitors in awe of its beauty, has left scientists curious and worried.
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These Creatures Use Glowing Vomit To Attract Mates - And It's Utterly Beautiful
In the dense darkness of midnight in the Caribbean, the displays look like strings of tiny, glowing pearls. Some light up in zigzag patterns, others appear in a horizontal trail or streak upward toward the surface. The luminous beads linger for a few seconds, then fade to black, like bashful underwater ghosts.
