Glow-in-the-Dark Asphalt Revolutionizes Roads

Your nightly commute is about to look like a scene from a sci-fi movie. Scientists have

successfully engineered a glow-in-the-dark coating for asphalt that charges via sunlight and lights

up the road when it gets dark. Unlike those weak stickers you had as a kid,

this yellow-green aluminate formula is heavy-duty. They spent months tweaking the chemistry

to make sure it survives thousands of cars driving over it without peeling off.

It is most effective at about half a millimeter thick. This isn't just aesthetic,

it could massively reduce accidents on dark roads. We are officially entering the era

of self-lighting highways.