Glow in the Dark: Illuminating the Night | Forum
Eric Hall
Sep 25 '23
Glow in Dark, also known as phosphorescence, refers to materials or substances that emit visible light after being exposed to a source of light. This phenomenon occurs due to the absorption of photons from the light source, which are then slowly released as visible light over time, creating a soft, eerie glow. Phosphorescent materials are often used in various applications, including glow-in-the-dark toys, paint, stickers, and safety signs. These materials are charged by natural or artificial light sources and continue to emit a gentle, luminous glow in the dark, making them popular for decorative and practical purposes, such as enhancing visibility in low-light conditions or creating captivating visual effects.
