Jellyfish that glow in the dark are being used to light up cancerous tumors in laboratory experiments. Scientists put fluorescent proteins from a common jellyfish into human cancer cells then use ...

NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers captured an electrifying image of a giant lightning "sprite" shooting up over Mexico and ...

“It’s glow-in-the-dark jellyfish ice cream using calcium activated proteins that react when they are agitated, or to put it in a nonscience-y way, it glows when you lick it.” ...

Among them: a type of giant red jellyfish 3 feet wide, sponges shaped like umbrellas, and pulsating rope-like creatures with tentacles that glow in the dark called siphonophores that can grow to ...

Jellyfish-inspired glowing dye can glom onto fingerprints at crime scenes. Forensic science might get a boost from an unlikely source. By Andrew Paul. Published Feb 27, 2024 3:17 PM EST.

Underwater robots, great white sharks and glowing jellyfish: New $50 million high-tech ship arrives to unlock ocean mysteries The ‘David Packard’ is named for Silicon Valley pioneer who ...

What it does incorporate, however, is a glowing protein that's obtained from jellyfish. Current methods of lifting fingerprints from crime scenes utilize fine powders or fuming chemical reagents.

What were those 'glowing jellyfish' clouds in the Tampa Bay sky? We had a dazzling dawn display of extra bright colors this morning thanks to a Space X launch. Credit: WTSP.

TIL that’s scientists created glow in the dark cats using jelly fish genes in order to research a cure for feline aids. The trait is even genetic and can be passed to subsequent generations.