You fluorescent lights.

Now it's all shining and bright!

Gosh, he lived a long life.

Packages, overpacks and freight containers containing radioactive material and unpackaged radioactive material shall be segregated during transport and during storage in transit

The potential radioactivity of the material remains therefore unclear.

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Edith Widder Glowing life in an underwater world

These stones have been exposed to atomic rays. That's why they shine.

Just wait until you see your mother. She's never looked so radiant.

Those samples Strangways brought back from Crab Key were radioactive.

However, the process of stellar evolution can result in the synthesis of radioactive isotopes.

And do you really want the heat of the Sun or a radioactive nuclear plant inside of your body?

Then at the lab you didn't mention that Strangways' samples were radioactive.

A child is born like a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis with bright, wide wings ready to fly and we clip them.

It has a core, and it has a heat exchanger from the hot salt, the radioactive salt, to a cold salt which isn't radioactive.

If a quantity of a radionuclide has an activity of 1 Bq, the transitions are occurring at a rate of one per second.

Well, you don't say, Juliet is the sun, does that mean she's a glowing ball of fire?

Article 18 of the Act prohibits introduction into Jordanian territory of any radioactive derivatives, such as radioactive waste or residue, or their use, processing, transport, storage, licensing or burial in that territory.

But it would not obstruct serious health consequences from other radioactive elements.

The risk of nuclear or other radioactive material falling into the wrong hands is all too real.

You might not believe it, but even our own bodies are radioactive enough to disturb this experiment.

Many workers in occupations involving exposure to radiation sources or radioactive material are individually monitored.

And what we've done is that we've turned the bullet into a light source, so that bullet is actually shining, and it makes it really easy to find these fragments.

The word usually refers to visible light, which is visible to the human eye and is responsible for the sense of sight.

A similar problem was caused by the Mayak industrial complex, which had produced plutonium for the first Soviet atomic bomb, and the Siberian Chemical Combine within the complex, which had pumped radioactive poisons into underground aquifers for over 40 years.

The rate at which transitions occur in a quantity of a radionuclide is termed the activity, the unit for which is the becquerel (Bq).

Apart from the impact of human activity on the Antarctic itself, radioactive isotopes from nuclear testing had also been discovered.

In this setup, Schrödinger is in a box with a radioactive sample that, by the laws of quantum mechanics, branches into a state in which it is radiated and a state in which it is not.

90Sr is a radioactive substance that produces beta particles, which penetrate a very short distance into the cornea at the site of the operation.

Radioactive hot spots where readings ranged from 70 to 200 times above background levels had been found in the Navy bomb firing range.

Recognizing the importance of preventing terrorists from acquiring or developing nuclear weapons or related materials, radioactive materials, equipment and technology,

Many decay into isotopes that are themselves radioactive, so from 1 to 6 (average 3) decays may be required to reach stability.

The characteristic rate of decay of each radionuclide is described by its half life, the time in which spontaneous transitions will have occurred in one half of the atoms.

India is conscious of the threat posed by terrorists, especially the danger that terrorists may acquire and use weapons of mass destruction and radiological materials and sources.

One good example is Ambassador Heinsberg's initiation of a discussion on the new threats that emerge from the possible use of radiological materials by terrorists.

The Convention will provide a legal basis for international cooperation in the investigation, prosecution and extradition of those who commit terrorist acts involving radioactive material or a nuclear device.

Some events, especially those involving a release of radioactive materials to the environment, may give rise to exposures extending in time, sometimes for many generations.

Jointly with IAEA, FAO is preparing guidelines for agricultural countermeasures in the event of accidental releases of radioactive substances.

I should like to remind the members of the General Assembly of the continued presence in the Marshall Islands of dangerous residual radioactive contaminants from United States nuclear weapons testing programmes.

We'll talk about other characteristics of a metal, especially the way that we perceive metals as being shiny, and maybe they conduct electricity, and see how that plays out in the periodic table.

Well we said that during a half life, 5,740 years in the case of carbon 14 all different elements have a different half life, if they're radioactive over 5,740 years there's a 50 and if I just look at any one atom there's a 50 chance it'll decay.

VIENNA World leaders have devoted increasing attention in recent years to the risk of terrorists obtaining nuclear or other radioactive material.

We therefore fully share the objective of preventing the risk of radiological terrorism and support international efforts to deny terrorists any opportunity to acquire and use radiological materials and sources.

Rare earth ores in southern China all except for those in Inner Mongolia contain radioactive substances that pose significant threats to human health and the environment.