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5. It causes the uranium electrons to fluoresce

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 10:09 AM

Apr 4

Resulting in a beautiful green glow. Your Geiger counter will find the piece to be no danger to the public, emitting safe amounts of radiation.

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Lol SheltieLover Apr 4 #1

What does the black light do? Swede Apr 4 #3

Uranium glass glows, see here: ms liberty Apr 4 #4

Such radiating beauty! Omnipresent Apr 4 #6

Omg! Woah.... Eerie! electric_blue68 Apr 6 #10

It causes the uranium electrons to fluoresce EYESORE 9001 Apr 4 #5

I've been saving any pieces I find Marthe48 Apr 4 #7

urainium glass. AllaN01Bear Apr 4 #8