👉 Radioluminescence is a phenomenon in which light emitted by materials or objects changes color, resembling that of glowing bacteria. This process can be observed on surfaces such as glass and metal, where it is often used to create interesting patterns or effects. Radioluminescence is characterized by the emission of light from the material itself, not from any particles or atoms within the material. It is a characteristic of materials with properties that allow them to emit light when exposed to an electric field, such as carbon
