Thankfully, Julia Burbach’s version of The Flying Dutchman for Opera Holland Park doesn’t try to be one of those ...

An Idaho company released a glow-in-the-dark petunia called Firefly Petunia. By day, the plant looks like an ordinary white-flowered bedding plant. After the sun goes down, the plant reveals its ...

The all-new immersive experience ''Glow Nights'' officially launches at Georgia Aquarium tonight and runs through Aug. 17, bringing the otherworldly phenomenon of ocean bioluminescence to the popular ...

"Glow Nights" officially launches at Georgia Aquarium tonight and runs through August 17th, bringing the otherworldly ...

Explore the festival’s food program, launching tomorrow, from subterranean dining with Nigella Lawson to bridge-side eats ...

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 ...

If you missed out on Nomad’s fantastic, limited edition glow in the dark Apple Watch Sport Band which was released at the beginning of the year, you’re about to get another chance to get one.

DENVER (KDVR) — Coloradans have a unique chance to get one of Time magazine’s best inventions of 2024, a glow-in-the-dark petunia, at an event in Centennial this weekend. Light Bio’s Firefly ...

With spring around the corner, an Idaho-based startup company is making its new glow-in-the-dark petunia available again, and founders say it will bring a little “magic” to gardens.

I recently received a question about the use of technology in ecological research, which led to a discussion about blacklights. I wrote a column five years ago about a nighttime adventure in a ...

As if this didn’t attract enough attention, we’ve now learned that they also glow in the dark. Biofluorescent organisms are everywhere, from mushrooms to fish to reptiles and amphibians ...