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What’s Causing This Glow in the Dark Snow?
What’s Causing This Glow in the Dark Snow?
Jan 17, 2024 3:29 PM

Scientists who came across glowing blue dots in the snow in the Russian Arctic were able to determine it was caused by luminescent plankton that washed ashore from the White Sea, solving a longtime mystery.

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