blue glow

a neighbour might switch on a lot of red and a bit of green and blue glow a shocking pink.

It was a chamber, perfect in the blue glow, as perfect as if someone had left it only a moment before.

Anna Monaro had asthma and for several weeks, a blue glow would emit from her chest while she slept.

Scrap dealer Devair Ferreira, who bought the source, was intrigued by the blue glow it emitted in the dark.

When you walk through Palo Alto in the evening, you see nothing but the blue glow of TVs.

As sunlight passes through the atmosphere, enough blue light is deflected by these particles to give the atmosphere an overall blue glow.

And you can see blue glow to the Cherenkov radiation that fresh fuel assemblies coming out of the reactor would emit in the water.

The blue glow that surrounds the Blue Horsehead's eye -- and other stars around the image -- is a reflection nebula composed of fine dust.

The eerie blue glow of luminol on TV crime dramas could soon be replaced with a less dramatic, but far more revealing photograph.

The steel in the canal water feature transforms into a cobalt blue glow.

The scene is anchored at the top left by the eerie blue glow and ominous dark dust lanes of reflection nebula M78.

The short rinse cycle is indicated by a constant blue glow and the synchronized garbage disposal cycle is indicated by a flashing blue glow.

The socket, which casts a soothing blue glow, sits where you'll find the fuel filler on a conventional Phantom.

Scientists in the room observed a blue glow around the spheres and felt a heat wave.

Because the explosives soak up the electrons that would emit the blue glow.

A little later , the faint blue glow of the emergency lights went out .

Suddenly a blue glow rose behind the screen.

A pale blue glow filled the lane.

Changsha "blue glow pork" is caused by glowing bacterium