Astrophotographer Dan Zafra recently managed to capture rare red sprites flashing in the night sky with the Milky Way and glow from the Aurora Australis.
The lamp will be 20cm (7.87in) wide and 19m (7.48in) tall. It will also have a thickness of 5 centimeters or almost 2 inches. Image courtesy of Bandai and HAL Laboratory Image courtesy of Bandai and ...
Windows/Mac: Glow Doodle turns your webcam into an extended exposure camera, perfect for creating hand-drawn light streak art. We've previously showed you how to use extended exposures to photograph ...
Six species of North American bats glow under ultraviolet lighting, according to a new study. Researchers don’t know why ...
It may sound batty, but University of Georgia researchers have confirmed that North American bats glow under ultraviolet ...
An e-mail from Gretel wants to know about sprites. Sprites represent just one category of what we might call ``space lightning.'' As early as 1886, there was published material citing the presence of ...
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