Sentence examples similar to radiation glow from inspiring English sources

It was easy to spot: the handle gave off a ghostly alpha-radiation glow.

At this point, the intensity of the cosmic microwave background radiation, the glow left over from the Big Bang, was much greater than it is today.

It is a phenomenon distinct from blackbody radiation, incandescence, or other such effects that cause materials to glow at high temperatures[1, 2, 3, 4].

In this paper, spectral characteristics of optical radiation from a glow discharge with electrolytic cathode and temperature of the gas discharge were studied.

Cherenkov Radiation, the blue glow in all operating reactors, is emitted when charged particles move faster than the speed of light in the water, kind of like jets breaking the sound barrier in air, except it's for light.

To determine just how prevalent it is, astronomers recently measured the amount of dark matter by looking at wiggles in the cosmic background radiation, the microwave glow left over from the big bang (ScienceNOW, 30 April), and by analyzing the distribution of galaxies in space (ScienceNOW, 11 April).

Ingredients include "glowing radiation" and "danger"… Has he got something a bit less radioactive?

Computer vision is not dependent upon visual radiation, fire, or glowing objects to illuminate scenes.

Suzanne Staggs, the Henry DeWolf Smyth Professor of Physics, has spent much of her professional life studying and making measurements of the cosmic microwave background (CMB), the glowing radiation left over from the big bang.

That glow is radiation.

No one is sure what the image will look like but theoretical predictions show a black silhouette, set against a surrounding glow of radiation, something like the depiction in the film Interstellar.