Humans Glow in the Dark

Humans actually glow in the dark Your body is emitting light right now — you just can’t

see it. Scientists in Japan captured this using ultra-sensitive cameras.

The glow is about 1,000 times too weak for human eyes, which is why it stays invisible.

Your face glows the brightest, especially the cheeks and forehead, and the glow changes

throughout the day — lowest in the morning, strongest in the late afternoon.

That light comes from chemical reactions inside your cells… So yes, you’re technically

a living light bulb