What makes stuff glow in the dark? And is it safe?

By Veronique Greenwood
Staff Writer, Health & Science

There's something a bit eerie about things that glow in the dark. So perhaps it's not surprising people wonder where the light's coming from.

I talked to an expert about what exactly causes the glow—and whether it's safe.

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